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CTOE Cover design by CHRIS THOMPSON Janet Yingling July 17, 1970 - January 9, 198' DEDICATIC Janet will be most remembered by her friends as a caring and kind person as well as an excellent student. She loved unicorns, science fiction, and anything to do with the movie “Star Wars”. She was a quiet person and kept to herself most of the time. Very few people got to see the real Janet. I was one of the lucky ones. I would like to dedicate this yearbook, along with the students and staff of Sandwich High School, to Janet Yingling. Yvonne Freeman t go orever they say, so many ways, and say goodbye, memories and makes true Touching our At times we This brings bac us sigh. , rilU{’ ■ The smiles you gave the hearts you touched, Never has anyone quite done so much. For you, Janet Yingling, we’re so glad you were born, Now you rest peacefully with the lovely unicorns. 2 3 A LOOK AT THE YEAR 1987-88 When I think about the year behind I laugh and wonder why of why all good things have to end and why we must say good-bye? Football and Volleyball led the pack with wins and losses both and to our winning homecoming team, our glasses to you we toast. Basketball and wrestling did extra well proving the finest in the land Don’t ever mess with SHS cause we know where we stand. Let’s not forget JR. Carnival and the plays. Our Prom, the speech team, band and Mondays! And to our seniors who now tread down the aisle. We wish you luck, we wish you well and we’ll miss you for a while. So let’s look ahead and hope that good luck is what we see ’cause Going in first class is what all Sandwich Indians are going to be ...! -Andrea Olson- ARTWORK FOR THE DIVISION PAGES CREATED BY: TIM KACZOROWSKI JERRY FAHRLANDER MALISSA WARREN GOING IN FIRST CLASS 3 9 Aaaans 339JJI9 W91 WV9V99 19193 NIAV9 1V9 SI9NV9J AVf LCPI MCCULLOUGH J. J. CLSC! JULIE NUGENT ALLISON OLSON _ XXX X a a X X x'xxx NCT ll lllll: STEVE ANDREW DRETT CLSCN RICH FELSTEAD RON RCDERTS ONESIMO GCMEZ DEDDIE ROWLAND TROY JONES WAYNE RUSSELL CHAD EEMRER TIM SEIDERT DAVE EIRE DOD WALTERS DON WOODRASE mvx, incoming sure was a blast! Not to mer t really wasn’t too much of a loss consi bo we e, the seniors, won everything but the Powder Puff game, clobbered the Juniors on the field, physically speaking that is. So what if we had to put a couple girl hr-bikinlfcfor our skit, it sure enlightened our audience. The dance was great, with good music and everyboA 1 -- H-t- - ’ ' ’' “ ’ r ■ x r , i it wasn’t the most j oyous occasion was definitely the prime. Our Jfoi tling, too. It wasgreafjXhear about f eari Eggenberger copshch iye vi team which consists of.some pretN athletes. Thev were fi letothe even won st take this opportunity to say how well our basketball team did this year and of course I must commend w ive victories or abulous! We, F Some ‘‘pretty awesome” athletes. They were fabul ... ....... fact most of the players were Seniots.'The Senior Ind on, Jason Smith, and Pat) afrtxThey certainlyXdded' a Ijair io fhe east These guys even wore w r pdintdusMo inspire the crpii and wrestlers for a greatjob! And now, to all of thekful „_j ...e hope youXM the mat. But back to the basketball :he.senior class were the most Indians, our mascots'’, were Chris Thomp-season. and the team. Congratulations to our Basketball team Sandwich High School o nJ memorable as ear is seni MSS , CARLOTTA TURNER XVONNE' FREEMAN w mWmFv ('.. md Morning!! It's another IxMiitifnl day at Sandwich High School by Jonm Curran The First Da ... The warning hett exploded end rang throughout the air. The fresBlien start ! running-The seniors didnVcnre Everyone wont to classes. Pactt smiling, happy, some blue. Nothing Could get J hem interested though. Not i w-n Donuts mid U w '. m■ Football. Volleyball. Crn8S,C mniry- j TOtumn chill ran through th air. Something was now. different. ATEMK' V.Yf M.ivIh- it w.is tho football players hair. Jt’inter rit'sa lieautiful day within these walls!'' The voice rung in the room Hopefully ihetrd lie a hlizzuni todov-Hl T Christmas break WAS coming soon. Winter sports Weep - xlmncly exciting Everyone was do jg ( Wrestling, girl's .isketboll. gNwdt team artd such- Eggonbergerwa s. .nd in st.ifef And then there w«-i.; the b -ketholf men bringing happiness. joy and tun Hut what they brought most is prido In our town With a season of 30 and I SPRING ■ Ilie end was in sight-so close-so far-9 weeks ware left to go. Davs-hours-minutes v. nre rmmlflmvn. Calculated fif .000| • Spring sports v At least in our The triumphs With these mem The END It had come The year had The hurdshi. f lood memories alw Some bid farewell w! There is a smile, a Then all hear Mr You’re such a fneatgr three months off •wv t „ minds and hearts. •upsWs-tho smiles and frieMs ies we nevenVould fxirt to this-a n by sal skip lust oth •■rs Closes mo: in in ti H the no H of ch’enr- m give you CHANGED IN 1C YEARS Allison Olson and Steve Andrews MCST MARRIAGES IN 1C YEARS Stacy Whities and Pat Cain MOST CHILDREN IN 1C YEARS Stacy Whities and Joe Keaton MCST SCHCCL SPIRIT JJ Olson and Kelly Cave MCST LIKELY TC DE WEALTHY Jenny Stevenson and Steve Andrews MCST LIKELY TC MARRY ECR MCNEY Karen Burggraf and Landon Lackey BEST DRESSED Jani Bryant and Jim Sprinkle MCST LIKELY TC SDCCEED Jenny Stevenson and Mike Hessen-berger MCST MDSICAL Charlotte Hoss and Tim Seibert MCST HUMERCDS Jenny Ikonen and Steve Andrews MCST ATHLETIC Beth Lohmeier and Jay Francis MCST LIKELY TC GET MARRIED AETER HIGH SCHCCL Lori McCullough and Tim Grubbs NICEST SMILE Jani Bryant and Pat Cain MCST ATTRACTIVE Jenny Shook and Jeff Rhea MCST ERIENDLY Gina Abens and Kelly Cave DEST RERSCNALITY JJ Olson and Jim Marsh DEST CAR Gina Abens and Tim Kaczorowski MCST LIKELY TC LIVE IN SANDWICH IN 1C YEARS Debbie Roisland and Steve De-Spain MCST LIKELY TC LIVE FURTHEST AWAY IN 1C YEARS Carlotta Turner and Chris Thompson MCST LIKELY TC NCT HAVE SENIOR AWAKES Bruce Arni receives Scholar Athlete award. Jenni Curran receives Sandwich Stale Bank Memorial Scholarship. Beth Groff excited about her Student Council Award. Aaron Kuntz accepts Illinois State Scholar Award. d Beth Lohmeier earns athlete of the year award. 22 Jenni Stevenson receives Jeremia Potter Memorial Scholarship. 1 pirit Week 1 Jenny Stevenson and Coach Gerrish participate in spirit week 2 Pam Lane, Karla Jowett, and Yvonne Freeman show their school spirit 3 Sandwich High school students ready for the beach 4 Sandwich football players, PIG OUT before the game 5 Crazy seniors at the powder puff game Parade 1 Jenny Ikonen and Karen Burggraf in the Homecoming Parade Sandwich Cheerleaders ride in the parade The Freshman float with a shark eating Reed Custer The Junior float in the parade On October 3, 1987 the Comets from Reed Custer traveled to Sandwich to play the Indians in the 3rd conference game of the season. Sandwich went out of the game with their first win and totally humiliated the Comets by the score of 32-8. 26 1987 licmecoming Dance 1. Homecoming court 2. Homecoming King Queen 3. Aren’t we cute! 4. Hey ain’t this fun? 5. Do your thing Bev.! 6. Gus Leigh and Anita Spizzirri 7. Jenna and the Jammin Juniors! 27 INDIANS BUILD ON ADVERSITY 1st ROW: COACH RON FRITZ. JOHN MARSH. TOM BARKER. GEOFF PENMAN. HEATH DANNEWITZ. JOE KEETON. AARON KUNTZ. JIM MARSH. KELLY CAVE. SHAWN JUDD. 2nd ROW: PAT CAIN. TIM GRUBBS STEVE WEEKLY. JERRODGERLICK. SEAN EGGENBERGER. LANDON LACKEY. MIKE HES-SENBERGER. COACH ANDY BERTRAM. 3rd ROW: COACH LARRY OGRYZEK. DEAN THOMAS. GUS LEIGH. JAY FRANCIS. CHAD KEMPER. RUBEN MARTINEZ. DOUG NEIDGH. STEVE BECKWITH. PAT MORAN. CHUCK MINARD (MANAGER). 4th ROW: GARY WINKLER. MIKE ALM. JEFF SCHMIT. JEFF RHEA. DON FLOWERS. SEAN NABORS. RICO SOAVE. KURT CORMAN. MARLON COLLINS. 1987 FOOTBALL VARSITY BURLINGTON 10 SHS 0 MARENGO 34 SHS 14 SENE CA 6 SHS 0 COAL CITY 14 SHS 8 REED CUSTER 8 SHS 32 DWIGHT 0 SHS 8 YORKVILLE 42 SHS 0 WILMINGTON 14 SHS 22 PLANO 6 SHS 8 MIKE HESSENBER-GERGETSTHE PASS OFF UNDER PRESSURE. 29 INDIANS MAKE THE INVESTMENT FOOTBALL SEASON BEGAN ON AUGUST 17TH WITH DOUBLE PRACTICES IN PREPERATION FOR AN OPTIMISTIC SEASON. THE COACHES AND BULL DANNEWITZ ALWAYS SAID. WE MUST MAKE THE INVESTMENT'. THIS QUOTE WAS DESIGNED TO PROVE THAT TIME SPENT ON THE PRACTICE FIELD WOULD BE THE WAY TO VICTORY. THIS WAS GOING TO BE THE PERFECT THEME FOR 1987 THE SENIORS REALIZED AT THE START OF THE SEASON THAT THIS WAS THEIR LAST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL. CONSEQUENTLY THEY WOULD HAVE TO SHOW THAT THEY WERE WORTHY OF THEIR NAME. THE SANDWICH INDIANS. THE FIRST GAME AGAINST THE BURLINGTON CENTRAL ROCKETS ENDED AFTER FOUR WELL FOUGHT QUARTERS. UNFORTUNATELY. SANDWICH LOST 10 TO 0. HOMECOMING WAS DEFINITELY A DIFFERENT STORY. THE INDIANS RAN AWAY WITH A GREAT VICTORY DESTROYING THE COMETS WITH A HUMILIATING SCORE OF 32 TO 8. THE INDIANS ALSO DEFEATED DWIGHT 8 TO 0. WILMINGTON CAME TO INDIAN TERRITORY UNDEFEATED BUT THIS DID NOT SHADOW ANY DOUBTS OF A VICTORY FOR SANDWICH. SANDWICH HAD SUFFERED THROUGH A ROUGH SEASON HOWEVER CAME TOGETHER AS A TEAM TO PRODUCE THE BEST AND MOST EXCITING VICTORY OF THE SEASON THE 1987 FOOTBALL SEASON ENDED IN THE REAPER STADIUM. TOWNSPEOPLE OF SANDWICH AND PLANO HAD AWAITED THIS GAME IN WHICH BOTH TEAMS PLAYED STRICTLY FROM PRIDE. LATER IN THE GAME. AN INDIAN KICKOFF FORCED THE REAPERS TO PUNT. SHAWN JUDD BLOCKED THE PUNT CAUSING THE BALL TO ROLL INTO THE END ZONE FOR A SAFETY GIVING SANDWICH AN 8 TO 6 WIN. THE SEASON DID NOT END AS THE INDIANS HAD PLANNED. HOWEVER THERE WAS A LESSON TO BE LEARNED. SANDWICH FINISHED THEIR SEASON WITH FOUR ALL CONFERENCE PLAYERS: TOM BARKER. (CENTER}. SEAN EGGENBERGER. (DEFENSIVE NOSEGUARD). JOE KEETON. (OUTSIDE LINEBACKER}. JAY FRANCIS. (LINEBACKER). AS WELL AS A RESPECTABLE SEASON OF FOUR AND FIVE. THE SANDWICH TEAM. AND ESPECIALLY NOTEWORTHY. THE SENIORS. PROVED THEY WERE WORTHY OF THE NAME. THE SANDWICH IN-DIANS”. BY. TOM BARKER 1. KELLY CAVE. GUS LEIGH. AND JEFF PENNMAN TAKE A BREATHER AFTER A WELL FOUGHT QUARTER. 2. JIM MARSH WALKS OFF AFTER A WELL FAUGHT GAME. 3. INDIANS SHAKE THE LOSING COMETS HANDS AFTER THE HOMECOMING WIN. 4. IN FOURTH QUARTER ACTION THE INDIANS BLOCK A PUNT. FPESHM4N AND SCPUCMCRE ECCTDALL TEAM 87-88. rv-K lihh«h Top Row: Coach Weeks. Scott Hallaron, Tony Nally, Mike Chaney, Jason Pennman. Jim Martin. Mike Marrs, Jim Langbein, Coach Snow Middle Row: Coach Gerrish, David Benavides. Clint Cunz, Brian Howell. Jason Pruski, David Bentley. Mark Doty, Adam Arnett Front Row: John Ortlieb, Andrew Larson. John Niles, Jim Davis, Tom Ligue, Chad Bohnstedt Top Row: Coach Weeks, Tom Mier, Rob Curran. Clint Nelson, Derek Avery, Dan Knoebol, Chad Winkler, Scott Flower, Norm Casson, Coach Snow Middle Row: Coach Gerrish. Chris Foss. Tom Brinegar, Jason Sullivan, Todd Fritsch, Jim Rosenberger, Zach Whiteis. Jim Russel. Mike Curran Front Row: Jeremy Shafer. Scott Goncarz. Jeff Doyle. Osbaldo Gomez. John Olson. Rob Felstead, Doug Howell Sandwich has their first down. 0 Sandwich V-S. Burlington Central 28 0 Sandwich V4. Marengo 22 6 Sandwich V.S. Seneca 21 14 Sandwich V.S. Coal city 20 26 Sandwich V.S. Braidwood - Reed Custer 6 21 Sandwich v.s. Dwight 0 8 Sandwich V.5. Yorkville 44 7 Sandwich VS. Wilmington 12 25 Sundwich V.S. Plano 22 Overall record 3 6 Conference 3 • 4 Sophomore scores from 1987-88 30 Sandwich V.S. Seneca 6 8 Sandwich V4. Lisle 6 8 Sandwich VS. Braidwood 0 6 Sandwich vs. Yorkville 6 8 Sandwich vs. Burlington 6 12 Sandwich vs. Auroru Central 6 6 Sandwich vs. Ottawa Marquette 12 14 Sandwich vs. Plano 16 Overall record 5 • 2 1 Freshman scores from 1987-88 Back row I. to R: Coach Weeks. Tom Myers. Rob Curran. Clint Nelson. Derek Avery. Dan Knobel. Chad Winckler. Scott Flowers. Norm Casson. Coach Snow. 2nd row: Coach Gerrish. Chris Foss. Tom Brinegar, Jason Sullivan. Todd Fritsch. Jim Rosenberger. Zack Whiteis. Jim Russell. Mike Curran. 3rd row: Jeremy Schafer. Scott Garncarz. Jeff Doyle, Oz Gomez, Jon Olson. Rob Felstead. Doug Howell. Freshmen Feetball 47 Clint Nelson over the ball. 55 Jon Olson playing defense. 32 22 Jeremy Schafer making the tackle while 5 Doug Howell watches on. 14 Derek Avery about to receive the ball from 64 Clint Cunz. Freshmen team Record 5-2-1 Seneca 6-28 Sandwich Lisle 6- 8 Sandwich Braidwood-R.C. 0- 8 Sandwich Yorkville 6- 6 Sandwich Burlington-Central 6- 8 Sandwich Aurora Central 6-12 Sandwich Ottawa Marquette 12- 6 Sandwich Plano 16-14 Sandwich Coach Weeks discusses game plans with the team. VACSIiy VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: JULIE JOHNSON. AMY POWER. GINA SHUMWAY. CRISSY NESS. BACK ROW: ERIKA HERNER, WENDY JANKOWSKI. BETH LOHMEIER. JENNY RISTINE, JENNI STEVENSON COACH HIGGINS TALKS OVER THE GAME PLAN BETH LOMEIER SPIKES ONE AGAINST LISLE AS AMY COTTIN- GIM COVERS. WENDY BUMPS TO THE SETTER oo JENNI STEVENSON HUSTLES TO SET THE BALL. WENDY AND BETH CONGRATULATE THE TEAM WAITS FOR THE BALL TO BE PUT INTO PLAY. EACH OTHER ON A FINE PLAY. 34 fCESH-SCPH VOLLEYBALL Front row - L to r - Bonnie Lad wig. Natalie Briel. Tracey Leigh. Kathy Morel. Beth Knauer. Laura Nabors. Jonica Bowers. Back row - Lynn Moland. Karrie Nikkei. Tina Eggenberger, Kelly Shaffer. Gina Shumway, Brenda Gazda, Shawn Helin. Gina sets it up for Laura. Bonnie Ladwig drives a bump. 35 FRESH-SOPH VOLLEyEALL 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Coach Powers discusses the game plan. Karrie Nickel impatiently waits for the serve. Laura Nabors attempts to save the game. Tracy Leigh hits the game deciding serve. Jonica bumps one over the net. CROSS - COUNTRY Front Row: Left to Right, Troy Walker, Mark Hennigar, Tom Gifford, Robin Moomey, Jenni Curran, Coach Pax, Keith Berkhout. Back Row: Eric Winkler, Eric Brant, Mark Ferreri, Kristy Koempel, Kathy Nugent, Cindy Walker. Terry Knight, Jason Saillor. BOYS GIRLS Seneca L Seneca L Ga rdner L Gardner W Marengo W Marengo W Ottawa Marquette W Ottawa Marquette W Seneca L Seneca L Marengo L Marengo W DeKalb L DeKalb L Ottawa Marquette W Ottawa Marquette W Burlington L Burlington W Marengo W Marengo W Lemont w Lemont W Yorkville Invit. 8th Yorkville Invit. 3rd IHSA Regional 4th IHSA Regional 7th IHSA Sectional 16th Senior Troy Walker Finishes in fine form. Coach Pax explains team strategy. Senior Jenni Curran Seems tired at finish. Sandwich boys sprint off to a good start. Eric Winkler Keith Burkout warm up for home meet. Sandwich girls at start with DeKalb girls. M.V.P. Mark Hennigar races to the finish. CROSS COUNTRY 1987 marked the return of cross country to Sandwich High School after a twelve year absence. The boys had a season record of 5 wins 6 losses. They advanced as a team to the Amboy Sectional which is the toughest State qualifying meet in Illinois. Tom Gifford was team captain. Mark Hennigar Most Valuable Player. Jason Saillor Most Improved. 1987 also saw the first girls cross country team in the history of Sandwich high. The girls finished an impressive season 8 wins 3 losses and placed 7th in the pontiac regional. Cindy Walker was team captain and Most Valuable Player Most Improved was Robin Moomey. 1. Robin Moomey grabbing ticket at end of race. 2. Freshman Kristy Koempel finishing her race. 3. Kristy Koempel Cindy Walker race to the finish. 4. Kathy Nugent strides to the finish. w REGIONAL CONFERENCE CHAMPS INS Varsit ’ Dual Meet Suntnary Sandwich Opponent 16 Wabonsie Valley 37 54 Glenbard South 9 50 Lisle 16 47 Uliana Christian 12 44 Reed Custer 26 46 Kankakee 18 61 Ridgewood 0 34 De LaSalle 15 48 Luther South 18 56 Westmont 6 53 Montini 9 48 Wilmington 9 48 Dwight 11 60 Valley Lutheran 6 29 Kaneland 30 46 Plano 21 28 Mahomet Seymour 38 21 Sterling Newman 44 19 Harvard 39 48 Savanna 17 36 Coal City 31 66 Aurora Central 3 42 Yorkville 24 54 Amboy 6 Total: 20 wins 6 loses L to R: Coach Gerrish, Brian Spies. Rich Felstead, |oe Keeton. Sean Eggenberger, Dean Thomas. Coach Hopkins, Jim Shultz, Steve Weekly. John Kellogg. Neil Elliott, Jeff Schmit, Chuck Minard, Chris Borne-man. Rick McCombs. Don Flowers. Jim Davis. Jeff McCombs. Aaron Wissmann DC CONTENDERS Tournament Results Regional Tournament 1st Interstate-8 Conference Tournament 1st Lisle Invitational 1st Stillman Valley Invitational 2nd Plano Reaper Classic 3rd Most Wins: Sean Eggenberger (42) Steve Weekly (37) Best Record: Sean Eggenberger (42-3) Steve Weekly (37-5) Most Pins: Neal Elliott (211 Sean Eggenberger (19) Most Dual Meet Points: Neal Elliott (114) Sean Eggenberger (112) Most match Points Scored: Sean Eggenberger (394) Jeff McCombs (311) Most Takedowns: Sean Eggenberger (67) Steve Weekly (58) Most Reversals: Rich Felstead (34) Jeff McCombs (31) Most Near Falls: Sean Eggenberger (68) Jeff McCombs (50) Most Escapes: )im Davis (31) Jeff Schmit (28) The Varsity Wrestling Team finished with a record of 20 wins and 6 loses. Again, for the second year in row. the Indians last meet was a post season loss in the finals of the sectional dual tournament against Harvard. Harvard became the eventual state runners-up. The season was highlighted by winning the Lisle Invitational, the 1-8 dual team, the 1-8 Conference Invitational. 2nd at Stillman Valley Invitational, 3rd at the Reaper Classic Invitational, and winning the regional for the fourth year in a row. Individually the team had five regional champions, one 2nd and three 3rds. All nine wrestlers qualified to go to Sectionals. At Sectionals, Neal Elliott and Sean Eggenberger captured a championship. Jeff McCombs and Joe Keeton placed 2nd, with Steve Weekly placing 3rd. All five wrestlers qualified for the state Tournament. Sean Eggenberger was the lone state place winner with a second place.___________________________________________________________ 1. Chris Borneman attempts to turn his opponent. 2. Jeff McCombs with a pin. 3. Jeff McCombs applies reversal. 4. Rich Felstead in action. 5. Sean Eggenberger under control. 6. Coach Gerrish coaching. 7. Sandwich Indians wrin 4th consecutive Regional Title. 8. Don Flowers applies pressure to opponent. 9. Warm-Ups! ROW 1: MARK DOTY. DOUG HOWELL. ROBERT FELSTED. SHANE SIMS. ZACHARY WHITEIS, KELLY ROGERS. ROW 2: TOM BRINEGER. CHRIS HEWITT. CHRIS FOSS. MACEL MULLINS. MIKE MARRS. ROW 3: COACH GERRISH. CLINT NELSON. LEE MARTINEZ. DANNY KNOBLE. TONY NALLY. SCOTT FLOWERS. COACH HOPKINS. MARK DOTY COUNTERS THE MOVE MADE BY HIS OPPONENT. CLINT NELSON CONTROLS HIS MAN. CLINT NELSON ATTEMPTS TO BREAK DOWN THIS VALLEY LUTHERAN WRESTLER 41 •THESE YOUNG MEN ARE THE WRESTLING INDIANS FUTURE. RIGHT NOW. THE FUTURE IS LOOKING GOOD. -COACH HOPKINS WE THEY 19 WAUBONSIE VALLEY 46 35 GLENBARD SOUTH 36 51 LISLE 18 48 ILLIANA CHRISTIAN 18 60 REED CUSTER 0 57 KANKAKEE 6 42 WESTMONT 10 33 MONTINI 34 51 WILMINGTON 6 51 DWIGHT 6 42 VALLEY LUTHERAN 18 27 KANELAND 36 42 PLANO 18 48 AURORA CENTRAL 18 27 YORKVILLE 39 51 AMBOY 0 39 COAL CITY 18 TOTAL 723 PTS. 42.5 AVERAGE PER MEET 12 WINS 5 LOSSES TOP: MARK DOTY GETS THE TOP POSI- SCOTT FLOWERS PREPARES TO TION. ABOVE. CHRIS FOSS GRABS HOLD WRESTLE. OF HIS OPPONENT AND ATTEMPTS TO WRESTLE HIM DOWN TO THE MAT. SANDWICH WRESTLERS ALWAYS END UP ON THEIR FEET. 42 BASKETBALL Sandwich opp 65 Coal City 52 92 I MSA 50 63 Seneca 40 68 Coal City 5b 62 Shabbonu 6U Volley 58 Plano 53 71 Luthrcn A 62 58 Cool City 51 86 Serena 71 65 Reed Cutter 38 69 Yorkvillo 65 Hinkcly T 9 Dwight 56 83 Big Rock 87 5«; Somonauk 42 51 Wilmington 49 rr GSW 43 67 Wilmington 62 v 61 Larlville 75 Plano 59 72 Harvard 69 65 Newark 54 00 Newark 50 69 Tulon 59 66 Seneca 35 75 Holl 19 70 Plaint 53 63 Forretton 81 34 Wilmington 33 82 Reed Custer 55 71 YorkytHe ♦ ) 54 Dwight 36 3€ 1 Row 1 Coach Snow. |ohn Marsh. Bruce Ami. Jon Monti. Scott Schafer. Pat Cain. Heath Denewitz. Row 2: Steve Beckwith. Terry Knight. Mike Hessenherger. Brett Daffenberg. London lackey. Row 3: Jeff Rhea. Rich Livingston, Jeremy Garncarz. Pat Moran. Marlon Collons. Jay Francis. Indians We Proud 0tYo“! INDIANS Scott Schafer Jon Monti Free Throw Award Bruce Ami and Mike Hessenberger patiently wait for the free throw so they can move. Pat Quinlin goes up for a shot against a devil John Marsh waits for the rebound. Everyone agrees WE RE 1! Senior Scott Schafer tips it up for two. The Indians and Cheerleaders after winning the Regionals at Shabbona. A Season To Remember The 1987-88 Basketball season began with a secret optimism for a great year We had 9 of 11 players returning from a respectable 15-11 season the year before. However, an adjustment had to be made with the addition of a new head coach The piesenson practices were a little shaky but within time we came together as a team. A short while later, we captur' d our first tournament championshp We had won our own Thanksgiving Tournament, but felt th.it we had not been honestly tested. Our first real test came against a talented Yorkville squad which was considered to be a candidate. for the conference championship. We prevailed with j close victory and began to set our sights on the Plano Christmas Tnumamont. We entered the tournament as the number one seed and won the first game easily. The next two games were not as easy to win. It took a strong comeback in the second half to defeat a fiery Harl-ville team and a solid offensive game to turnback o balanced Harvard squad. The next game was to be the championshp against our rival Newark. This tfurn had the state's leading scorer. Our outstanding defensive effort along with a patient offense overcame the strong Newark team for the 25th Annual Plano Christmas Tournament Championship. The undefeated season continued on, but not without close calls. It took two frve-throws. in the last seconds, by |on Monti to defeat a very patient Wilmington offense We needed an all-state performance by Scott Schafer to defeat Shabbona. a (team considered one of the best in the area. The regular season ended with a heated victory over Wilmington. In this game, tempers flared but the Indians cooler heads prevailed to earn a victory and finish the regular season with a perfect 25-0 record! It was on to the Shabbona regional, which was widely recognized as one of the toughest in the state Our first opponent was conference runner-up Yorkville. This game was played with the intensity of a regional championship with us coming out on top. ending Yorkviiles season. The regional semifinal wus against a tough Plano team but once again u stringent defense and a balanced offense over-cnme the Reapers for the regional championship we faced the Norseman of Newark again fora tournament title. It was a closely fought contest throughout the entire game, with us finally puling away for an 11 point victory and the first regional hasketbal championship in Sandwich history. the next step in our undefeated season was me Princeton Sectional. The first team we played at Princeton was a small, but potent offensive Toulon team. After jumping out to a large first half lead, we held on after a vigorous comeback by Toulon. For the sectional championship wc played n toll, well-rounded, well-balanced. Spring Valley Hall team who be3 state-ranked Ohio to reach the championship. On this night in March we played our host game all year. We beat Hall in resounding fashion and came away with the sectional title The victory was overshadowed by the deaths of two men within the community and for that reason the game was dedicated to them Our next game would be in the Dekalb Supersectional as a member the Sweet 16. We played against a Forreston team that most of us knew little about. This night, unlike the Hall game, was not our night. Despite an outstanding performance by Pat Quinlan our undefeated season hod come to on abrupt end and our dream of going downstair fall one game short With tears in our ryes, and disappointment on our faces we returned to the high school to comemorate a season unliko any other Despite the sorrow, the anger, and the pain we all felt, we will always know that this was a season to reinember. -Mike Hesscnlierger- FRESH SCPH EASPETDALL Bottom Row I. to R: Rob Figgins. Jeremy Shafer, Ryan Johnson. Ozbaldo Gomez. Louis Glover. Jason Sullivan. Top Row; Coach Shafer. Rob Curran. Matt Nelson. Derek Avery. Chad Winkler. Eric Cox. Jason Peeler. Missing From Photo: Dan Brophy. Scott Gamcarz. Yorkville Home W 40-36 Seneca Away L 35-45 Leland Away W 61-49 Plano Away VV 47-39 W. Valley Home W 54-51 H-BR Home W 39-34 Somonauk Home W 40-27 Yorkville Away L 30-56 Seneca Home W 46-39 Seneca Home W 50-34 G-K Home W 55-25 H-BR Away W 39-35 Somonauk Away W 40-21 Serena Away w 45-35 Jason Sulivan looks for an opening. Jason Peeler tries to make a free-throw shot. Matt Nelson throwing the ball in bounce to one of his team mates. Dan Brophy tries to get around a Somonauk player. 45 SCPUCMCCE BASKETBALL Bottom Row L to R: Scott Inlow, Darrin Van Bibber, Mike Aim. Mark Henningar. Brian Howell, John Knies, Chad Bohnstedt. Top Row: Coach Weeks. Matt Shook, Eric Brant, Kyle Murphy. Jason Pennman, Jim Martin. Tyler Sexton. Jason Pruski. HIGH LIGHT OF THE SEASON Winning the Consolation Tournament at Somonauk during Christmas Vacation. Knocking off the 1st Place Coal city Soph. team. This group of young men worked very hard through out the year on improving their Basketball skills. This team had a bright future ahead of them. Coach Weeks. Sandwich 21-31 L 111 Math Sci Academy Sandwich 38-37 L Vally Lutheran Sandwich 51-49 W Serena Sandwich conf. 43-69 L Yorkville Sandwich conf. 49-54 L Dwight Sandwich 44-48 L Somonauk Sandwich 50-56 L Ottawa Marquette Sandwich 37-33 W Shabbona Sandwich 57-42 W Somonauk Sandwich 41-40 W Leland Sandwich conf. 36-37 L Seneca Sandwich conf. 46-35 W Plano Sandwich conf. 53-39 W Wilmington Sandwich conf. 36-42 L Braidwood - Reed Custer Sandwich conf. 38-42 L Yorkville Sandwich conf. 40-38 W Dwight Sandwich conf. 57-60 L Coal City Sandwich conf. 43-46 L Seneca Sandwich 41-44 L Shabbona Sandwich conf. 31-32 L Plano Sandwich conf. 59-52 W Coal City Sandwich conf. 37-59 L Braidwood - Reed Custer Sandwich 41-60 L Hinkley Sandwich conf. 36-30 W Wilmington Conference Record 5 Wins 9 Losses Non Conference Record 4 Wins 6 Losses Over All Record 9 Wins 15 Losses 46 Girls Varsity Basketball Lori listens carefully to what her teammates have to say. Jenni searches for an open teammate. 1. Lori looks for help from a fellow Lady Indian. 2. Jenni works her way down the court. Junior Vanessa Smith dribbles her way to victory. The Lady Indians achieved the most wins in a single season for a girls basketball team with a record of 18 wins and 9 losses. The team won the consolation trophy at the Somonauk Thanksgiving Tournament and won the Oswego Christmas Tournament. It was a roller coaster season filled with highs and lows. The elation of beating Waubonsie Valley and the heartbreak of losing to Yorkville in a close Regional Championship game are examples of this. The team placed third in the conference only to Seneca and Yorkville. Lady Indians Opponents Somonauk 49 46 Hinckley 49 51 Yorkville 55 37 Seneca 37 59 Reed-Custer 59 48 Shabbona 36 54 Yorkville 54 64 Wilmington 63 34 Dwight 70 42 Coal City 59 42 Geneva 38 32 Oswego 35 30 Waubonsie 47 42 Leland 45 46 Plano 66 22 Serena 61 31 Reed-Custer 40 34 Hinckley 48 52 Yorkville 53 61 Wilmington 78 45 Dwight 47 39 Seneca 36 51 Coal City 65 44 Plano 49 39 Somonauk 64 56 Kaneland 49 23 Yorkville 37 41 Senior Lori McCullough goes up for two. Beth Lohmeier, a senior Lady Indian.keeps an eye on her competition. L4DY INDIANS (L-R) Row 1: Coach Fritz, stat Rick Wilkinson. Beth Lohmeier. Diane Miller. Lori McCullough, stat Tim Grubbs. Coach Lawrence. Row 2: Tracey Latham, Jenni Shook. Amie Hess. Row 3: Jenny Curran. Row 4: Vanessa Smith. ril LS C ETE4LL FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: CHRISY KOEMPEL. LAURA NABORS. ALYSSA BROWN. SHARON SCHROEDER. KATHY NUGENT. CHRISTY INGOLD. SECOND ROW: HEATHER DANNEWITZ. JOCELYN COLLINS. ELIZABETH QUINLIN. GINA SHUMWAY. TRACEY LEIGH. COACH FRITZ SANDWICH FROSH SOPH GIRLS 1987-88 WE THEY OPPONENT 49 69 SENECA 51 20 BRAIDWOOD REED CUSTER 45 35 SHABBONA 41 41 YORKVILLE 45 34 WILMINGTON 43 56 DWIGHT 36 32 COAL CITY 39 45 LELAND 52 25 PLANO 50 15 SERENA 49 27 BRAIDWOOD REED CUSTER 66 37 HINCKLY BIG ROCK 42 46 YORKVILLE 38 21 WILMINGTON 51 60 DWIGHT 28 58 SENECA 66 32 COAL CITY 63 30 PLANO O Cheerleaders 1987-88 J.1 Foot-ha I; left to 8it; Melo-Repko. __ndie Al- |list is Vyfestel. Taiuny nch. ndy Ol-, Ginger IHigner W -‘stling; MB's- Fritz. Hris Zitka. Harlotte Hess Jamie Ktpka, R( bin Moo-m v. Front ■ iV, Cindy Walker. Huy G 'immes. ■ alea Cal-| rt. Ansa Evens J.V. Basket- ■ 11; back row. Ginger ■ agner. ady Ol-n, Melody ■ pko. front row, anie Alii l. Tammy Fr nch, V i: sity Cheerleaders. H na Hin- ■ aw Varsity Basketball; Top to bottom. Michelle Palmerin, Stacy King. Kim Johnson, Lana Hinshaw, Stacy Whi- teis Varsity Football; back row. Stacy King. Kim Johnson, front row' Stacy Whiteis, Lana Hinshaw, not pictured. Michelle Palmerin Candids Captain Jim Marsh SANDWICH 1st Row: Stave Beckwith. |eremy Gamcarz. |nv Francis, Rich Livingston. Jerry Fahrlander 2nd Row: Mike Hessen be rger. Pat Moran, Rick Wilkinson. Cus Leigh. Marion Collins. Heath Dannewitz 3rd Row: Coach Weeks. |im Marsh. Mark Beverage, David Leclrec, Pat Cain. |errod Cerlick 1. Jerry Fahrlander awaits the next pitch. 2. Rick Wilkinson runs in after a great play. 3. Mike Hessenberger watches it all the wav. 4. |av Francis ACE RELIEVER, in the wind up CASEE4LL “THIS TEAM SET MANY NEW 1988 SEASON IWRAI MOAE BALL WIGHT iRAinwoon r-c YORKVILLE MENDOTA MENDOTA SENECA wilming: OTTAWA OTTAWA COAL CIT win it ii)vv Hfi) rJ: ABBON IJBONt E KV1LL : .MIN C ECA AL CIT I AON UK DM AON 1 UK tUTHKRN CENTRA WIN WIN LOSS )SS S p ws WIN LOSS VISITORS ERROR r-' 1. JIM MARSH SMILES AFTER A GREAT PITCH. 2. SANDWICH TALKING OVER THE GAME PLAN. 3. JERROD GERLICK RIFLES ONE. 4. HEATH MAKES THE GREAT PLAY. •I WAS VERY IMPRESSED WITH THE 1988 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM. THEY BROKE MANY SCHOOL RECORDS EVEN THOUGH THEIR RECORD DOESNT SHOW IT. SANDWICH HIGH SCHCCL DECCDDS. -CCACH WEEDS- WE THEY BURLINGTON CENTRAL 6 5 GENOA-KINGSTON 6 3 GKNOA-KINGSTON 3 16 DWIGHT 11 3 REED-CUSTER 5 4 YORKV1LLE 4 8 HIAWATHA 5 2 HIAWATHA 6 3 SENECA 27 2 WILMINGTON 18 2 OTTAWA MARQUETTE 12 13 COAL CITY 1 9 DWIGHT 8 0 REED-CUSTER 10 7 HIAWATHA 11 1 HIAWATHA 14 4 WAUBONSIE VALLEY 1 8 YORKVILLE 9 2 1 WILMINGTON 10 0 1 SENEGA 12 2 1 GOAL CITY 0 5 I AURORA CENTRAL 6 1 | DOUGHOWELLCULLENZETHMEIRERICBRANTMIKEALMROBCURRANJOH NHALLARONTOMBRINEGARANDREWLARSONSCOTINLOWTONYNALLYJE REMYSCHAFERSCOrrCANCARZCHRISFOSSjOHNNII LERSEXTONCHA rNCKnERRRfANFXirtHnftREKAV IKSMATn’NELSONTY ertcoRghortonz ACHWHITEISCLINTGUNZBRIANHOWELLCHADBOHNSTEDTDARRINVANE BIBBERRYANJOHNSONCOACHMORRI ROW 1: DOIJC HOWELL. JOHN NINES. CULLEN ZETHM1ER. ERIC BRANT. MIKE ALM. ROB CURRAN. ROW 2: JOHN HALLARON, TOM BRINECAR. ANDREW LARSON. SCOT INLOW. JEREMY SCHAFER. TONY NALLY. SCOTT GARNCARZ ROW 3: CHRIS FOSS. MATT NELSON. TYLER SEXTON. CHAD WINKLER. BRIAN FAUTH. DEREK AVERY. ROW 4: COACII TED HORTON. ZACH WHITEIS. CUNT CUNZ. BRIAN HOWELL. CHAD BOHNS T-EDT. DARRIN VANBIBBER. RYAN JOHNSON. COACH MORRISON. 54 VACSITy SOFTBALL Tracey Latham reaches for the pitch. Senior Pat Gavin waiting for the pitch. 55 First Row: Michelle Palmerin. Julie lohnson. Crissy Ness. Lana Hinshaw. Geeta Sood. Second Row: Jocelyn Collins. Sara Jarchow. Wendy Jankowski. Amie Hess. |enni Shook. Third Row: Tracey Latham. Debbie Cornwell. Kim Johnson. Conch Lawrence. Jenni Curran. Diane Miller, Pal Gavin. SANDWICH INDIANS 8H OPPi)NEMT Ma .on Burlington Newark Newark Genoa Genoa Serena Dwight Reea-Custer Overall 11-13. Yorkville league 3-7 Waubonsie Non-League 8-6 Seneca 1 tome 9-6 Somonauk Away 2-7 Somonauk Serena Serena Coal City Dwight Reea-Cusler Barlville Yorkville Seneca Barlville Coal City Total Scoring 241-21 Average Per (lame 16 US-OPP 8-7 6-11 15- 5 18-8 0-12 12-2 24-10 2-18 16- 5 2-7 9- 12 7- 6 8- 7 23-13 13-6 29-19 10- 7 8-16 9-11 5-15 6- 7 2-14 2-12 7- 1 Wendy Jankowski, standing alert and readv Michelle Palmerin waiting for the pitch. Julie Johnson comes in for the score. Teammates watch on as the game goes on. 56 Jocelyn Collins pitches one in. Coach Lawrence looks on as the game progresses. J.V . SOFTBALL Burlington Us Them 13 21 Genoa 10 11 Genoa 11 14 Earlville 01 13 Dwight 15 01 Reed Custer 23 09 Yorkville 16 06 W. Valley 07 26 Dwight 01 19 Lemon t 09 22 Yorkville 15 12 Somonauk 05 04 Back row If. to rt.; Alyssa Brown. Heather Dannewitz. Coach Higgins. Brandy Allen. Jenny Leonard. Middle row; Chris Childress. Kristi Winckler. Michelle Piedlow. Karev Schaefer. Shelli Beck'. Front Row: Lisa McDowell. Kelly Taylor. Jonica Bowers, Tracey Leigh. Laura Nabors. Jonica throws to second base. Alyssa ready to throw her out at first. Gina ready to hit the ball. Kelly laughs at Miss Higgins humor. 57 Heather pitches the ball. Tracey hits the ball to make a point. GIRLS TRICE TRACE 1988 1st row 1-r Coach Ogryzek. Kim Cox, Kathy Nugent. Robin Moomey, Sharon Schroeder. Audra Brauer, Coach Fritz. Row 2. Beth Lohmeir, Bitty Quinlin, Linda Wilson, Erica Hirner. |enny |ohnson, Lori McCullough, Row 3. Cindy Walker. Shawn Helin, Beth Knauer, Olivia Fabela. Bonnie Ladwig, Christy Ingold. Not Pictured: Tammy French, Brandy Olson. Sophomore Olivia Fabela, Senior Beth Lohmeir. Senior Cindy Walker Senior Beth Lohmeir Senior Lori McCullogh Captains: Cindy Walker, Beth Lohmeir • Most Outstanding: Beth Lohmeir Most Improved: Erica Hirner Most Valuable: Cindy Walker Sportmanship Award: Beth Knauer Linda Wilson happy that she had a soft landing. Kathy Nugent waiting for the two mile call. Christy Ingold, Brandy Olson and Kathy Nugent say “hi. Beth Knauer on her last few steps. 59 Two tribers: Brandy Olson and Kim Cox. Erica Hirner going for a win. The girls track team again had a very successful year. The theme this season was “Making Memories”. Memories were made when every participant earned Varsity Letters and picked up many ribbons and medals throughout the season. The season enaed with the tribe picking up 13 medals at the Kaneland Sectional and Beth Lohmeir qualified for state. March 31 Sandwich 87, Burlington Central 41, Shabbona 34. April 12 Mendota 91, Sandwich 65, Plano 12. April 19 Sandwich 92, Seneca 74,Hall 23, Gardner South 55. April 28 Sandwich 78, Genoa 48, Leland 46 May 3 Sandwich 78, Genoa 48, Leland 46 May 10 Sandwich 81, Leland 74, Shabbona 14 Final Record 13 wins with only 1 loss. INVITATIONS PLACE of teams Kaneland 10th 14 (Div. I) Seneca 2nd 8 (Div. I) Tri-City 2nd 3 Leland 4th 18 Girls 1-8 Conference 3rd 8 Sectional at Kaneland 8th 20 SCHOOL RECORD HOLDERS Kim Cox - Beth Lohmeir -Erica Hirner -Erica Hirner Beth Knauer -Lori McCullough Bitty Quinlan Long Jump 16 ft. 2 inches 100 Meter Dash 12.9 seconds Shot Put 36 ft. 10Vz inches. 300 Meter Hurdles 53.6 Seconds. 800 Meter Relay 1:55.9 seconds. Ron Fritz - Coach The 1988 boys I rack continued the strong tradition started by their predecessors. The Indians finished the season with a fine record of 13 wins and 3 losses. A very' talented group of sophomores and freshmen combined with the juniors and seniors for some outstanding performances. Selected by their teammates as captains were Troy Walker. Erik Winck-ler. and Tom Gifford. Sophomores Jason Pruski and James Langbein were voted as most valuable players and most outstanding. Geoff Penman was voted the most improved. Left to Right: Mike Marrs, Matt Shook. Marco Ferreri. Geoff Penman. Terrv Knight. Coach Pax. Jon Kellogg. Tom Barker. Aaron Hendron. Erik Winckler. Jason Penman. Tom Gifford. Jim Langbein. Julian Johnston,’ Jason Sadlor. Troy Walker. Jason Pruski, Gary Winckler. Keith Berkhout. Brandon Shelton. Oz Gomez Mark Hennigar. Allen Degroot. “Get Set Sandwich 81 Burlington Central 60 Shahhonn 47 Mendota 82 Sandwich 58 Plano 42 Seneca 98 Hall 82 Sandwich 69 Gardner 21 Sandwich 111 TriPoinl 68 Wilmington 47 Coal City 32 Sandwich 107 Genoa Kingston 82 Le-land 61 Waterman 4 Sandwich 111 Reed Custer 62 Marseilles 12 Sandwich 117 Ottawa Marquette 26 Seneca Invitational 5th place Intertstate 8 Conference 3rd place Fresh-soph Conference 2nd place Oz taking the baton Stretching Out 61 Eric Winkler getting ready to take the lead. Aaron Hendron Gapo, Troy, and Mark practicing. Eric Winkler again. )ulian taking the lead. 62 Geoff and Gary Mike Marrs School records set Varsity in 1988: 800 Meter Relay Jason Pruski. Mike Marrs Fresh-Soph |ulian Johnston. James Langhein 1:36.5 High Jump Matt Shook 60 Pole Vault James Langbein ire 100 Meter dash Jason Pruski 11.36 Long Jump James Langbein 18'10 400 Meter relay Jason Pruski. Mike Marrs Julian Johnston. James Langbein 46. 800 Meter relay Jason Pruski. Mike Marrs Julian Johnston. James Langbein 1:36.5 1600 Meter relay Oz Gomez. Julian Johnston James Langbein. Mike Marrs 3:45.6 Close shave. Jimmy coming down. 63 FALL SHARI BURGGRAF AND TRACY BOUSSELOT SHARI BURGGRAF, TRACY BOUSSELOT, SARA JARCHOW, AND SHERYL MCGUIRE DIANA DIVELY, KELLY TAYLOR, WENDY LEGNER, TINA TRUSSELL, CHRISTY INGOLD, BITTY TINA EGGENBERGER, KRISTI WINKLER. AND QUINLIN, AND BRANDIE ALLEN SHAWN SKOFF STATISTICIAN 64 SPRING TRACI LEPPERT. KELLY LEMPKE BEV WHITE, JULIE SCHWEIKERT A JULIE JOHNSON, AMY POWER, TINA STROTT- SHARI BURGGRAF, TRACY BOUSSELOT SHERYL NER MCGUIRE FALLSPCCTS Varsity Football. Most improved; Sean Eggenberger. Most Valuable Jay Francis. All conference: Tom Barker. First team offense. Sean Eggenberger. Joe Keeton. First team defense. Jay Francis Second team of-fense defense. Frosh Soph. cheerleaders checking out their flowers Track team. Most improved; Robin Moomey and [ason Sailor. Most valuable: Cindy Walker and Mark Hennigar. Varsity volleyball team. Most valuable. )enny Ristine. Frosh Soph. football team excited about their awards. Frosh Soph. volleyball team receiving their awards. 66 just give it to me so we can get this over with, Mr. Fritz. Whats so funny? Cheer up guys! This picture speaks for itself. “Your kidding Vanessa How many does that make for you Pat? Cheer up Stacy. Its not the end of the world. SPRING BANQUET Wendy receiving her award for softball. Mr. J. taking the track award with pleasure. Beth is happy to see that she has won. Gus accepting his award with pleasure also. 68 Kelly and (onica chowing down on Sundaes. 69 If i LAUGHED Cast 4 m A Deena Al Dan Foss Lori Mc( Brandon S Lana Hinshaw Kurt Corman Kristen Varner .. fT.f % ' ' mm. ? f..............................Gus Brian Freeman ................................................ Horatio Roy Marrs......................................................... Ted Tracey Bousselot.............................................. Lillian Walola Caroline Amelia Theresa Grace Newsboy Eunice Man essica Dog Jenny Shook jenni Steve j. J. Olson Darcy Vane Eleni Wrigf Chad Bohn T. L. Wickwire Don Flowers Jill Stevenson Blondie..... Directors Stage Manager Asst. Stage Manager Light Crew Sound Crew Jaye Morrison Sarah Kutilek Charlottf I loss Terr® rimm iowell rm Wutche l ura Zitka iennigar Hulon fendyTWcMillen Terri Grim .............................. Kris Zitka Laura Zitka Cast ...........................Jenni Curran Dawn Shultz Liz Raguse Sandwich High School Cafetorjumis VVastel November 13 end 14. 1 ?™ Raymond Publicity........I.............................. o.on u «.....T‘ L Wlckw,re Tickets..........................................8 00 P .:....... Mary Hogan Pat Gavin Mark Hennigar Nancy Witt Laura Zitka Prop Crew Make-Up t Keep your paintbrush to yourself. You big noise-box! Ted Wood (Roy Marrs) Father can’t you do something with him?” Laurie asks. “I’ll have yells as he is about to strike Sid with the paintbrush. his spark plugs checked first thing in the morning. Sid quips, re- fering to her little brother Wally (Brandon Shelton). Horatio P. Honeywell (Brian Freeman) shows his prize bird the Melli-pus Umbellus Umbellas to Gus (Kristin Varner). There he is! Or -I shoud say - there she is!” jessica (Jill Stevenson) is intrigued as she notices that Sid (Dan Foss) has an unusual way of taking his temperature. Argh!” A little knowledge is a dangerous thing especially in the hands of a budding pschoan-alyst! Laurie Huntington is 19. bright, and impersonally scientific. Her family has its faults, but it takes Laurie to psychoanalyze them to death. In no time, she’s turned the house into an experimental maze, and has the family wandering around with thermometers in their mouths to determine their ENERGY PEAKS. Laurie administers one of her ink blot tests to some of her mother’s friends who are extremely important to her father getting a much needed bank loan and matters explode. The ladies leave in a huff and when younger brother Wally finds Laurie’s case book, with all her family laid bare, its time to fight back. The whole family decides to carry to extremes some of Laurie’s pet theories at 2:00 A.M., just as Laurie has returned home from a late date with her boyfriend. Don Flowers, Blondie, and Chad Bohnstedt added to the realism and humorous quality of the play. Mark (Kurt Corman) and his romantic interest Laurie (Deena Alabastro) solve their differences on the front porch. Isn’t that special? While trying to solve their parents problems Joan (Lana Hinshaw) and Wally (Brandon Shelton) ask the proverbial question: “Why do children have to be born with parents?” 72 The struggle ensues as Sid and Ted, with the help of’ their wives. Martha Huntington (Lori McCullough) and Lillian Wood (Tracey Bous-selot) try to solve their differences. Society ladies ome to the Huntingtons for tea. Caroline Blakesly (Jennifer Stevenson). Amelia Dennis (J. J. Olson). Grace Schoenbeck (Eleni Wright), Walola Breckenridge (Jennifer Shook), and Teresa Brown (Darcy Vandervort). SPRING MUSICAL Top row 1 to r: Casey Hargravez. Doug Howell. Casey Hargravez, Chris Wuchte, Deena A la bast ro. Laura Zitka, Charlotta Turner, Melissa Moland. Mdle row: Mark Hennigar. Lynn Moland. Roy Marrs. Geoff Penman. Front row: Sean Nabors. Charlotte Hoss, Malea Calvert. Kris Zitka. Beth Knauer. Laura Nabors. Bonnie Ladwig. Tammy Sexton. ORCHESTRA Flutes: T. L. Wickwire. Malea Calvert Clarinets: Beth Knauer. Kris Zitka. Laura Nabors Alto Sax: Amy Yano Tmmpets: Bonnie Ladwig. Tami Sexton Trombone: Brian Freeman Piano: Charlotte Hoss Bass: Dave Seymour Drums: Sean Nabors CREWS Stage Manager: Mary Hogan Costumes. Props. Make-up: Mary Hogan. Eleni Wright Lights: Casey Hargraves Doug Howell Chris Wuchte Stage Crew: Laura Zitka and the cast Tickets and ushers: Kas Wickwire DIRECTORS Stage Director: Terry Wickwire Vocal Director: Luann Lamz Orchestra Director: Joel Hawkinson 73 ycu’re A Seed Man Charlie Brcwn.” Linus played by Mark Hennigar, sings his little heart out in My Blanket and Me.” You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown” covers a day in the life of the Peanuts gang. As their day unfolds, we see each of their personalities come through and interact just like real little kids. Finally at the end of the day all the quarrels and disagreements are forgotten as they remind us of what made us happy when we were five years old. Carlotta Turner portrayed Snoopy with much Enthusiasm. CHARLIE BROWN LUCY......... LINUS........ PATTY ....... SCHROEDER.... SNOOPY....... PA T .............. ROY MARRS ......... DEENA ALABASTRO .......... MARK HENNIGAR ............ LYNN MOLAND ........... GEOFF PENMAN .........CARLOTTA TURNER 74 ‘7?C %e asi U(A zC Junior Carnival Court Jason Smith - King Sherry Mander - Queen Trena Peterson Paul Thompson Kristi Winckler Chad Bohnstedt Tammy French Derek Avery i a i ax rnnj AFS-FRENCH Cl,I JR IUMI Indian Folk Dance ... Geeta Sood She’s Like The Wind . . . Theresa Grimm I Sn The Mood ni Wright . . . Heather Tillman and Ele So Experience Necessary ... Don Woo-draska Up Where We Belong ... and Dan Foss. I Deena Alabastro SCIENCE FAIR tr ■PERCEh Landon Lackey shows us his percent solid. Kurt Gorman tells us about tobacco. Lana Hinshaw in the Science fair. Debbie Cornwell shows us the relationship of clothes and moods. Trena Peterson predicts the future SRA scores. Scholastic Ccwl Joe Cano and Dave LeClerc show's the amazing chair of nails. The Scholastic Bowl people come up with the right The Scholastic Bowl personnel take a break. answer. We've got the answer. 78 Hang on. we’ll come up with it. Ron says ‘‘I’ve got this one in the bag.’ IWC THE INDIAN VALLEY VOCATIONAL CENTER IS AN AREA VOCATIONAL TRAINING FACILITY WHERE STUDENTS MAY SELECT FROM A VARIETY OF OCCUPATIONAL COURSES. UTILIZING OVER 47.500 SQUARE FOOT OF FLOOR SPACE. THE MULTI-PURPOSE VOCATIONAL STRUCTURE COMBINES AN INDIVIDUAL AND TRADITIONAL APPROACH TO VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. THE STUDENT POPULATION AT IWC COMES FROM AREA HIGH SCHOOL (UNIORS AND SENIORS. AND ADULT STUDENTS THAT WANT TO UP GRADE THEIR INDIVIDUAL SKILLS. 1) JEFF BOOTEN DRAFTING 2) |EFF COLE 3) YVONNE WRUCK COUNCILS A KID WITH A PROBLEM 4) BRETT OLSON DRAFTS WITH THE AID OF A COMPUTER. 79 Tracy Moral working hard in Auto Mechanics. m :s y Joe Keeton taking it easy in Drafting class. Pam Morris is very busy with the little kids in Child Care. Jeff Booton enrolled in Drafting class. 80 D4CCAL4IJREATE 1. Rick Wilkinson and Dee Minard at baccalaureate 2. Fr. Kaiszer speaks at baccalaureate to the seniors and the parents 3. J. |. Olson gives her speech to the audience 4. Jamie Kepka 5. Jenny Shook talks about moving on after graduation fi. John Kellogg and Gina Abens walk down the aisle den nit naises down the i rown. • V • • • t • • • • Jbcni.se land her o tJrr man. CL ri.s Kim ami ddtf dame flu niylil au VeJ and the to ve of his fife! • • • • • • the sho rd reamif! near it! it • A • , , — Stoamst the orm v ffcsJZl J?Q r- •- • ioesn , dot it °9 er! 85 CHOIR CHOIR CHOIR CHOIR CHOIR Ft. Row: C. Turner. T. Stetz. T. I,. Wickwire. T. Seibert. D. Minard. Y. Freeman. J. Kepka, D. Alabastro. S. Mander. Bek. Row: M. Wright. B. Gazda. K. Schreck. P. Peidlow. L. Moiand. A. Brown. R. Shelton. T. Grimm. B. Shelton. R. Marrs. M. Hennigar. J. Minard. Not Pictured: D. Johnson. M. Peidlow. M. Johnson. P. Smith. Frt Row: L. Moiand. P. Peidlow. M. Wright. M. Hennigar. Y. Freeman. R. Marrs. T. L. Wickwire. D. Minard. Bek Row': R. Shelton. D. Alabastro. J. Kepka. S. Mander. 1. Surprise party for senior choir members 2. Seniors Dee Minard and Yvonne Freeman 87 CHOIR CHCIR CHCIR CHCIR CHCIR TERRA STETZ - PRESIDENT T. L. WICKWIRE - VICE PRESIDENT TIM SEIBERT - SECRETARY RHONDA SHELTON - TREASURER Choir had a great year! We went to Hines V. A. Hospital at Christmas. This was a very moving experience for all of us. We were in several concerts, and also performed on tour with the band in Florida. Dee Minard and Yvonne Freeman with AWARDS NIGHT: Frt Row: G. Winkler. S. Mander. D. Woodraska. D. Minard. Y. Freeman. Bek Row: Ms. Lamz. C. Hoss. T. Wickwire, J. Kepka, C. Turner, T. Stetz, D. Alabastro. Sherry Mander receives her 1st year award. Lynn Moland receives outstanding sophomore award. 88 CONCERT BAND: 1st Row: ). Johnson. B. Knauer. A. Hess. T. Wood. J. Kepka. D. Vandervort. P. Flo. W. McMillen. M. Calvert, C. Hoss. T. L. Wickwire. A. Spizirri. 2nd Row: L Nabors. J. Johnson. J. Schweikert. T. Seibert. A. Yano, P. Gavin. D. Howell. S. Lidtke, J. Anderson. 3rd Row: S- Mander. L. Bills. A. Wilson. T. Prendergast. M. Davis. T. Sexton. B. George. E. Wright. B. Ladwig, D. Ryba. B. Freeman. E. Winkler. L. Moland. N. Witt. E. Edwards. K. Wigton. L. Bunch. T. Stemmet. L. Bauer. B. Davis. T. Leigh. Back Row: D. Woodraska, S. Nabors. G. Winkler. C. Zethmavr. C. Winkler. K. Snee, J. Smith. S. Weekly. c JAZZ BAND: Saxes: Amy Yano. Julie Johnson. T. L. Wickwire. Wendy McMillen. Pam Flo. Lynn Moland. Trombones: Brian Freeman. Trumpets: Matt Davis. Tami Sexton. Bonnie Ladwig. Eleni Wright. Piano: Charlotte Hoss. Jenni Anderson. Bass: Laura Nabors. Drums: Sean Nabors. Chad Winckler. PRESIDENT - Jason Smith V. PRESIDENT - Sean Nabors SECRETARY - Sherry Mander TREASURER - T. L. Wickwire SR. REP - Don Woodraska JR. REP - Steve Weekly SO. REP - Malea Calvert FR. REP - Kris Zitka (not pictured) DRUM MAJOR - Jamie Kepka 89 CANO D4ND CAND CANO CANO The band had an exciting year. They will be traveling to Florida on tour from June 10th to June 15th 1988 along with the choir. TRI-M MUSIC HONOR SOCIBTY A. Spizirri. f. Johnson. J. Kepka, C. Hoss, D. Alabastro. B. Freeman. T. L. Wickwire, C. Turner, Not Pictured: Tim Seibert. Brian Freeman Receives his award Marching Band at Homecoming SADD SADD SADD UCD $ADD SACO Sil l SACO Ft Row: |. Lawrence. O. Fabela. E. Edwards. P. Pcidlow, T. Eggenberger. |. Ristine. K. Spoden. 2nd Row: K. Johnson. S. Jarchow. T. Krapousky. K Wigton. VV. McMillen. 3rd Row: A. Brown. L. Moland. T. Peterson. T. Demont. A. Brauer. M Peidlow. P. Flo. T. Sexton. C. Bagg. D. Foss. B. Stemmet. Bk Row: T. Knight. J. Anderson. T. Seibert. NP: |. Dallner. B. Shelton. E. Rogers. R. Shelton This year SADD has been active at SHS as well as in the Sandwich Community. The dub began the year in July by participating in Freedom Days. They sold T-shirts, key chains, and buttons. In August SADD sponsored a Welcome Back 2 School Dance which was a success. In September they co-sponsored, with Student Council, an assembly on drunk driving. For Homecoming. SADD demolished a car for the parade. As a fund raiser they also sponsored a Halloween Dance in October. Other activities included: a Bake Sale in December at the Sandwich State Bank, concessions for basketball games, the hanging of skeletons in the showcase, and fliers on cars for Prom SADD has 20 active members who meet every Wednesday at 7:17 in Mr. Week's room and 7th hour in the Home Ec room. SADD officers are Ken Wigton - President; Tonja Krapausky - Vice President: Wendy McMiliin • Secretary; Jeff Dallner - Treasurer. Computer Club Andy Gommes, Allison Olson, Keith Berkhout, Mike Johnson COMPUTER CLUB Recently the school switched from Apple to IBM computers. So. the computer club thought it would be appropriate to learn more about IBM computers. We wunted to find out how they are made, how they aro used, and what careers are directly involved with them. In order to explore these questions, we are planning an excursion to the IBM facilities in Rockford. In addition to this, one member brought in his computer. This computer is portable and can tulk with the aid of a talking word processor. We have also learned to use various computer programs for the IBM computer. These include Electric Desk. Turbo Pascal. Fontasy. and Typo Right. Some of the games we learned to play aro: Freddy's Rescue Roundup. Verso. Word Seeking, and Solitairo. Student Council Student Council does various activities throughout the school year. For example: In November they had a student teacher banquet, In December they sold candy canes, In January they held a breakfast of champions, they had other fundraisers, and Honor the Seniors Day in June also, to add to their activities. Student Council members were busy all year through. Ft. Row: K. Wigton. E. Edwards. D. Brophy, L. McDowell. K. Zitka, R. Crossen. J. Dallner. 2nd Row: J. Lawrence. O. Fa be la. D. Foss, T. Seibert. K. Jowett. L. Nabors. 3rd Row: L. Miller. M. Curran, B. George. A. Brown. L. Moland. K. Burggraf, A. Chapman. Mrs. Wright. Back Row: D. Howell. M. Peidlow, P. Peidlow. B. Groff, A. Garncarz, J. Stevenson. K. Snee, J. Schweikert. NP: B. Fabela, J. Bryant, S. Phillips, G. Sood, T. Cave, C. Turner, B. Shelton, S. Hankins. National Honor Society members are junior and senior students chosen from a faculty council. Membership is based on the students scholarship, leadership, character and service. As part of the organization’s service commitment NHS provided the dessert for the fall play and each member completed an individual service project. A fundraising project was also part of the school year. Induction ceremonies for new members marked the end of the year in May. Front row L to R: Miss Smith. J Kopku. |. Curran. C. Hoss 2nd row: T Bouaselot. R Martinez. M. Hessen burger. B Ami. B. Groff. J Ristine. 3rd row: A. Spizzirri. L. Hinshaw. J. Johnson. T, DeMont. K. Johnson. T. Peterson. B. Schroeder, J. Anderson. NP: |. Stevenson. NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS History Club History Front row: T. Sexton.). Anderson, mdle row: j. Francis. K Varner, Mr. Blackwell, C. Hoss. P. Flo. Back row: S. Eggenberger, K. Wigton. The history club is an organ whose main purpose is to promote interest and appreciation of the discussion of history. To accomplish this, side trips are taken to several historical sites in the northern Illinois area. This year the history club attended Madrigal Medieval Christmas dinner at NIU in DeKalb. In the spring, the club visited historical Pullman. Illinois and W.W. I memorial Cantignay in Wheaton. From row L to R: S. Eggenberger. K. Burggraf. 2nd row: Mr. Haldoson. J. Francis. J. Ikonen. S. Burggraf. S. Whiteis. 3rd row: K. Corman. B. Stemmet. NP: P Gavin. S. McGuire. V. Tate. Seniors Stacey Whiteis and Karen Burggraf The camera club members look for unusual candids! The camera club purchased the rest of the darkroom equipment this year. Funds were raised through candy sales, and through the sale of lapel buttons. Next year we will have a complete dark room set up for developing and printing. For our field trip we spent an afternoon taking pictures at Silver Springs Park. 11 S Al AFS AFS A11 Al 1 AFS AFS AFS AFS 1st Row: Michelle Peidlow, Jenny Ristine, 2nd Row: Dan Foss. Shelly Powell. Charlotte Hoss, Lori McCullough. Todd Latham. 3rd Row: David Leclerc, Michelle Palmerin, Tim Seibert, Kris Zitka, Tim Grubbs. Janelle Werner, Beth Knauer. Miss Mizuno The AFS club at Sandwich High School performs several functions each year. They help the AFS exchange students survive and adjust to Sandwich High. They co-host the International Dinner with the French and Spanish clubs, and hold the Annual Talent Show each spring. The AFS club is not large but is busy all through the year. Rewards for being a member of the club include a dinner and the chance to meet exchange students from other countries. by Tim Seibert CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OFFICERS CLASS SENIOR OFFICERS JUNIOR OFFICERS Pres. |«nni Shook, Vice Pres. J. J. Olson. Sec. Jamie Kepka. Treas. Charlotte Hoss Pres. Lana Hinshaw, Vice Pres. Michelle Perez, Sec. Stacy King Treas. Tonja Krapausky SCPUCHCCE OFFICERS FRESHMAN OFFICERS Pres. Don Flowers, Vice Pres. Melody Repko. Sec. Kristie Ingold. Treas. Mark Hennigar Pres Chad Winckler. Vice Pres. Tammy French. Sec. Tina Trussell. Treas. Laura Nabors 93 Writing Club Writing Club Writing Club Writing | Fl. Row: L. Ragusa, |. Ristine. |. Anderson. B. George. Mdle Row: R. Martinez. D. Foss. H. Tillman. Bek Row: K Zitka. Mrs. Wright. S Robinson. V. Tate. |. Walters. E. Wright. NP: B. Shelton. P. Flo. C. Wuchte. B. Knauer, |. Schmit. Writing club. Do these words bring to mind visions of English classes. Julius Caesar. and term papers? Contrary to common belief, writing club members do not sit around and discuss Shakespeare and speak in blank verse. In fact they are not required to write at all. This year the club had one major project, the production of the SANDPAPER. The goal was to produce one issue a month. Many of the members learned that they liked writing for a newspaper. Writing club members are not all brains who do nothing but write, but do have a lot of fun. If you like to write, or like the idea of writing for a newspaper, join . ___ Speech Team Speech Team Speech Team Speech Prose: Jennifer Curran Janelle Werner Special Occasion Speaking: Eleni Wright Dramatic Interpretation: Dan Foss Verse: Tracey Bousselot Terri Grimm Any Yano Coaches: Jaye Morrison Sarah Kutilck Patrick Spradlin Highlights of the season: Morris - Deena Alabastro - 4th Sandwich - Carlotta Turner - 1st Plainfield Reed-Custer • Deena Albastro - Spanish club Spanish club Spanish clut Wau bon see Valley - |ennifer Curran - 1st Conference |an 30 - Deena Alabastro - 1st Frt row: L Raguse. L Bauer. D. Raymond. T Pannell. B Schroeder. I,. Hin-shaw. 2nd row N. Bonnoau. E. Wright. D. Schultz. R. Marrs. J Shafer. B. Lad w ig. S. Mander. Back row: Mrs. Grover. |. Sprinkle. R. Moomey. A. Cottin-gim. E. Himer. P. Flo. R. Martinez. S. Nabors. D. Foss. NP: K. Jowett. L. Zitka. K. Berkhout. Regionals Feb 6 - Dan Foss - 2nd Sectionals Feb 13 • Foss Alabas-tro - 6th S.C.O.T.I.E. Tournament - Deena Alabastro. Jennifer Curran. Carlotta Turner Spanish club provides cultural events and services experiences for its members. In the fall we prepared tacos, learned Spanish songs, and made pinatas for the foreign dinner at Christmas time. We purchased a Spanish movie for use in class and provided the transportation for our field trip to Chicago to see a variety of Spanish Flamenco dances. We later ate lunch at Chi' Chi’s. In the spring, members ran the concession stand at three junior High track meets. Dramatic Duet Acting Dan Foss Terri Grimm Dan Foss Deena Alabastro Extemporaneous Speaking: jennifer Curran Humorous Interpretation: Deena Alabastro Original Cometly: Chris Wuchte Brian Spies Terri Grim Humorous Duet Acting J.J. Olson Eleni Wright Deena Alabastro T.L. Wickwire- Oratorical Declamation: Michelle Peidlow Original oratory: Nicole Bonneau Radio: Carlotta Turner Karen Burggraf Michelle Perez French Club French Club French Club French Club Ft. Row: B. Olsen. ). Ristine. L. McCullough. M Palmerin. Ms Mizuno. Middle Row. K. Zitka. T. Lith.im, B Knnuor. K Goldsboro. S. Powell. |. Werner. G. Shumway, D. Raymond. Bock Row: D. LeClerc. T. Gmbbs. T Seibert The French Club helps sponsor the International Banquet and the talent show as well as providing French cultural insights and experiences. This past year French club saw an exhibit of French art at the art institute of Chicago. They also had a typical, delicious French meal at a French restaurant in Chicago. Science Club Science Club Science Club ScienceClub Seated: M. Piedlow. G. Shumway, R. Wilkinson, E. Edwards. S. Halloran, K. Varner. Standing: frt row: D. Benavides, T. Peterson, K. Cave, T. DeMont, B. Schroeder, R. Martinez, A. Olson. Back row: E. Winckler, K. Head, S. judd, L. Lackey, K. Corman, Mr. Lawrence. The science club is in it’s second year at SCHS and increased in members and amount of activities. The club raised money for a field trip to the Museum of Science and Industry. They viewed the Omni Max presentation of Fliers”. The science club did a halloween science show presentation for Haskins. The members each performed amazing magic-science tricks, ranging from bubbles to explosions. The science club started preparations to paint the periodic table in room 120. Jets Team Jets Team Jets Team Jets Team Front row: T. DeMont. J. Anderson, B. Schroeder. A. Olson, Mdle row: T. Peterson, R. Martinez. J. Stevenson, C. Hoss. B. Groff, j. Curran. Back row: Mr. LaVell, |. Marshall. JETS (Junior Engineering and Technical Society) is a nationwide organization for pre-college students interested in engineering, technology. mathematics, and science. The Sandwich High School JETS team joins students from 14 area high schools in the “test of engineering aptitude, mathematics, and science (TEAMS)” competition held annually at Waubonsee Community College. The TEAMS competition emphasizes the academic study areas of chemistry, biology, mathematics, physics. English, engineering graphics, and computer fundamentals. Students are recognized with awards for excellence in each subject area. REfLECTCC EEELECTCR EEELECTCE Reflector, (yearbook), includes activities such as design and layout of yearbook pages, picture taking assignments, ad sides to local businessess and sales and distribution of the yearbook. Frt Row: A. Broiler. B. Stemmet. |. Bowers. T. Kaczorowski. M. Weis. 2nd Row: Ms. Beube. D. Minaird. R Benavides. T. Ferguson. ) Fahrlan-der. 3rd Row: Y. Freeman. I Lane. S. Andrews. A. Hamper. Bek Row: S. Exgenberxer. S. Des pain. GOLF CLUB The Varsity Golf Team was comprised of the following individuals: freshman: Matt Nelson Sophomore: Scott Burau Sophomore: Mark Hennigar Sophomore: Cullen Zethmayer Junior: Tern- Knight The highlight of the season was the teams victory over Oregon High School at El-wood Greens County Club in Genoa. Illinois. ER4MA CLUE From Frt to Bek: D. A la bast ro. T. Grimm. T. L. Wickwire. D. Foss,|. Curran. M. Perez. A. Yano, J. Anderson. N. Bonneau, T. Bousselot, M. Peidlow, C. Wutche. Dan Foss at drama club awards I ski [ imx. b [[wiiwlbni Jennifer Anderson Paul Arnett Randy Aubart Chama Bagg Steve Beckwith Jennifer Beecher Keith Berkhout Jeff Booten WHO IS 0 KUNG FU? Christopher Borneman Tracv Bousselot Jenna Bowers Kim Craft Jeff Dallner Heath Dannewitz 0 BECK? ® HOSS? ©GRUNDO? ® BEAK? © MUFFIN? Amy Cottingim Kim Cox Jenny Crabbe Brian Brinegar Eric Burau Sherry Burggraf Jeff Cole Marlon Collins Kyle Corniels 100 0 NUDEWIG? 0 TURTLE? Allen DeGroot Toni DeMont Lisa Edwards Tony Emery- Terry' Falaris Marco Ferreri Chris Frederic Matt Frederic Brian Freeman Jeremy Garncarz Jerrod Gerlick Carmen Gomez Lisa Gradert Todd Hawley David Hayes Aaron Hendron Amie Hess Lana Hinshaw Erica Hirner Troy Hudson Wendy Jankowski Sarah Jarchow Dina Johnson 0 ZEKE? 0 BORDY. GARCIA? 0 DUCK? 0 SMITTY? 0 CUBAN? 0CERK? 0 HONEYCOMBS? 101 ANSWERS |ulie Johnson Kim Johnson Mike Johnson Kathy Jones Shawn Judd Kristine Karlsson Chris Kerley Stacy King Doug Kitner Tern' Knight Tonja Krapausky Rol)ert Krejci Tracy Latham Rich Livingston Shane Loomis Eddy Mall John Marsh (?) HEATH DANNEWITZ (?) JOHN MARSH 102 Jeff Marshall Ruben Martinez Ryan Martinez Jeff McCombs Joe McGava Shervl McGuire (?) STEVE BECKWITH 0 TERRY FALERIS (7) DOUG NEIDIGH @ MARLON COLLINS 0 SHAWN NABORS 0 |IM SHULTZ Rob McMillen Wendy McMillen Diane Miller Merlin Milligan Chuck Minard Pat Moran Tracy Morel Pam Morris Sean Nabors Doug Neidigh Becky Nugent Doug Ohme Andrea Olson Rebecca Olson Michelle Palmerin Geoff Penman Michelle Perez Trena Peterson Stacy Phillips Amy Power Darcie Raymond Laura Reeve Denise Richards Q JEFF SCHMIDT 0 JEFF McCOMBS 0 CHRIS BORNEMAN 0 RUBEN MARTINEZ 0 SEAN |UDD 0 JERROD GERLICK 103 Jenny Ristine Angela Roop Jeff Schmit Jim Schultz Brandon Shelton Rhonda Shelton I Rob Simmons I Vanessa Smith Rico Soave Anita Spizzirri Kim Spoden Brigett Stemmet Tina Strottner Dorian Thiele Dean Thomas Paul Thompson Steve Weekly m 104 Regina Abens Mike Alin Scot! Andrew Adam Arnett Lisa Bauer David Benavides David Bentley Laura Bills Dena Blusiewicz Eric Brant Atidra Brauer A lyssa Brown Chad Bohnstedt Nikki Bonneau jonica Bowers Malea Calvert Brandon Carlson Mike Chaney Kristin Childress Tim Crabbe Ronda Crossen Clint Cunz Jenny Dallner im Davis Diana Diveley Mark Doty Erica Edwards Who is the wildest driver in your class? John Marsh says. “Heath Dannewitz. He drives lOOmph in town. He does doughnuts by the dozen! One night about 1:00 A.M. he was stopped by the police doing doughnuts in a parking lot!” 105 Andrea Evans Olivia Fabela Tammy Ferguson Pam Flo f Don Flowers Robin Gray Diane Green Terri Grimm Jenny Leonard Traci Leppert Sarah Liepens John Knies Brad Kobliska Bonnie Ladwig Justin Lage Jim Langbein Andrew Larson Julie Lawrence Wendy Legner Tom Ligue Lisa Lozano Kim Mack Roy Marrs Jim Martin Lee Martinez Christy McCaslin Rick McCombs Vince Miskelly Lynn Molland Robin Moomey Describe another sophomore by comparing them to a vegetable and why? Linda Wilson Says, Kim Mack looks like a celery stick because she’s tall and has long hair like celery has leaves on top. Liz Raguse Dena Raymond Melody Repko Mike Schroder Dawn Schultz Jenny Sexton Tyler Sexton Jay Shafer Matt Shook Gina Shumway Shane Sims Shawn Skoff Harry Riis Kim Roberts Steve Robinson Rob Saunders Kellie Schafer Karey Schaefer Kathy Schreck ■=. V V vS 108 Perry Smith Stephanie Stack Charissa Steele Tracy Stemmet Jason Sullivan Mike Swearingen Walter Swearingen Valerie Tate Kelly Taylor Brian Thomas Sheila Thorton Darrin Venbibber Ginger Wagner Jimaleen Walters Becky Ward Malissa Warren Mike Weis Linda Wilson Heather Dannewitz Rebekah Davis Katy Diaz Jeff Doyle The class of 1991 is, in many ways, unique. In our years head, here at S.H.S., 1 think we will learn to grow, mature, and accept the fact that the good things in life just don’t come to you unless you believe and try. We, freshmen, came into this school not knowing anyone. We made friends with the upperclassmen and realized that they were the same as us once. We will continue to meet more new and exciting people and to grow less frightened. What lies ahead for the class of 1991??-----A friendly and intelligent future!!! By: Brandie Allen Shane Eberle Tina Eggenberger Beatrice Fabela Jim Falaris Robert Felstead Robert Figgins Scott Flowers Chris Foss Tammy French Todd Fritsch Alyssa Garncarz Scott Garncarz Brenda Gazda Rebecca George Amy Glover Beth Glover 111 Louis Glover Kimberly Goldsboro Michelle Greene Phillip Hallstrom Shawn Helin Jim Hendron Bob Hollis Tonya Houghtby Doug Howell Ryan Johnson Matthew Kazorowski Dan Knoebel Christy Koenpel Tracey Leigh Kelly Lemke Sarah Liedtke Jeremy Minard Stacy Miskelley Kathy Moebs John Morel Tom Meyers Laura Nabors Clint Nelson Kyrie Nelson Matthew Nelson Karie Nikkei Gina Nolen Kathy Nugent Brandy Olson John Olson Osbaldo Gomez Laura Pawson 113 Jim Russell Jason Saillor Katrina Saunders Sharon Schroeder Julie Schweikert Jason Sears Jeremy Shafer Tammy Smith Becky Spoden Kelly Snee Jason Sullivan Heather Tillman Tina Trussed Justis Wastel Bill Wheeler Beverly White Zach Whiteis Chad Winkler Eleni Wright Kris Zitka A 3 fl P b fl n A1 ft HB ■a - if 2 __- a w ff y 114 fCCEIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS GEETA SOOD My fantastic stay in the U.S.A. My stay in Sandwich w ill remain in my mind as a special memo ry for the rest of my life. When I first arrived I felt lost but. the students and the teachers hel| ed me understand for example. American slang as well as a host of other cultural differences. The most beautiful thing I saw in the; U.S. was snow . 1 loved Christmas with decorations, cookies, and pies! Spending Christmas in the U.S. was great. My expectations for the United States mainly came from the movie I had seen. Girls Just Want To Have Fun” and Sixteen Candles” were not good indicators of how life really was in the U.S. however I still found the country beautiful and exciting. My first impression of Sandwich included the picture of a small and rural town. My hometow n is the size of Chicago and the population of Sandwich is equal to the population of my school! I really enjoyed the opportunity to see the country life-style and fresh air atmosphere that Sandwich offered. The Raymonds. Brumunds. and Sextons made my stay an exciting and beautiful experience. They were wonderful to me and meant more to me than I can say. I love them, will miss them, and thank them for event hing. I would also like thank all of the students for the warm and fantastic welcome they gave me. I found the never-ending questions about my country. India and my hometown. 11 yd era baa very interesting. Some of the questions included. Do you live in huts? . Do you have a bicycle? , and the most memorable. Do you own an elephant? I enjoyed answering these questions and will always remember the reactions I got when responding to them. 1 would like to say a special thanks to Mr. Close and Mr. |ur-kowski for their patience and special welcome they showed me. 1 am grateful to my teachers for their kindness and help. Three cheers for Sandwich High School! Hip Hip Hooray!! When you read this. I will have left, however. I want you to remember that I love you all and will miss you a lot. You have been wonderful. I know in the future you will make other exchange students as happy as I was. Keep in touch! Love. Geeta Sood It is with a little bit of mostalgia that I leave this town. On the other hand, it is with a lot of pride and with the conviction that you positively influenced me that I return to Quebec, where I'll be ambassador of Sandwich. To all of you. I wish what we all want; happiness. Don't forget however, that you have to look for it inside of you. We make our own happiness. Nothing is easy ... But how a great amount of joy feels one who w ins the race after an honest fight! Happiness and )oy are assured to all of vou because you are Indians. David LeClerc DAVID LECLERC David played 3rd base and outfield for the Indians. Geeta, Julie, and Olivia wearing the traditional Indian saree. Geeta played right outfield for the girls softball team. Senior. David LeClerc. pigging out the American way! 115 £oaa 1 JkJ: ? 116 BCINC FIRST CLASS ... Geeta Sood tells of the differences between India and the United States Joy Pitelka tells of her year in Mexico TCDAT IS NCT CURS TC RECOVER ... WITH THE CLASS €T 1988!! David Led ere gives a humorous speech about life in Pat Gavin and Tim Seibert the United States as compared to Canada. CUT CUES TC WIN CE UCSE. 121 SENIOR ACTIVITIES GINA ABENS Football Stat 10,11.12: Wrestling Stal 9,10.11: Ivvc 11,12: |u-nior Carnival Court 9: Home Coming Court 10,11: Prom Court 11,12. DAVID ADAMS lwcii.i2;Golf to; Yearbook 9. BRUCE ARNI Basketball 9,10.11.12; Football 9: National Honor Society 11,12; Science Club 11,12; Spanish Club 9; Class President 9, DEENA ALABASTRO Drama 9,10.11,12; Spring Play 9.10,1,12; Fall Musicals 9,10.11,12; Talent Show 9,10.11,12; Speech Team 9,10.11,12; Imea 10,11,12: Solo Ensemble Contest 9,10.12; Chorus 9,10,12; Pep Band 9,10,12: Sadd 10.11; Writing Club 10; Spanish Club 9,10. TOM BARKER Football 9.10.11.12; Baseball 9.10,11; Track 12. RHONDA BENAVIDES Football Stat 9; Track 9,10; Band 9.10.11; Yearbook 12: Sadd 9; Spanish Club 9,10; Musical 10. TIM BONNEAU Talent Show 12; Track 11; Wrestling 9.10,11; Scholastic Bowl 12. HAROLD BRAND Band 9,10.11. KAREN BURGGRAF Student Council 10,11,12; Writing Club 9,10; Football Stat 9,10,11,12; Reflector 12; Camera Club 12; Softball 9.10; Homecoming Court 12; Prom Court 11,12: Pep Club 9: Speech Team 12: Childrens Travelling Show 12. PAT CAIN Football 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12: Baseball 9,10.11.12: Prom Court 11,12; History Club 11,12. AMY CHAPMAN Softball 9,l0;ii: Football Statistician 9.10,11; Basketball Statistician 9,10; Student Council 12: Spanish Clbu 9,10. DEBBIE CORNWELL Band 9: Spanish Club 9: Sadd 9; Softball 9.10.11.12. JENNI CURRAN Girls Basketball 9,10.11.12: Softball 9,10.11,12: Crosscountry 12: Football Cheerleader 10: Writing Club 9; |ets team 11,12; Drama 11,12: Speech team 11,12; Science Club 11; Nat'l Honor Society 11.12. BRET DAFFENBURG Basketball 9,10,12; Computer Club 9; Golf 9,10. STEVE DESPAIN Wrestling 9: Baseball 10: Reflector 12. SEAN EGGENBURGER Wrestling 9,10.11,12: Football 9,10.11,12; Baseball 9,10; Camera Club 11,12; History Club 12; Prom Court 11,12; Reflector 'A of 12 Cheerleading 9,10,11.12. NEAL ELLIOTT Golf Club 10,11; Wrestling 9,10,11,12. |ERRY FAHRLANDER Golf 10; Wrestling 9; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Reflector 12. RICHARD W.FELSTED Wrestling 9,10,11.12: Baseball 9: Football 9; Vica 12; Ivvc 12. DAN FOSS Chorus9,10,11: Imea9,10; Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Sadd 10,11.12; Musicals 9,10,11; Afs 10,11,12; Speech team 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; Writing Club 9,12: Student Council 12. JAY FRANCIS Football 9.10.11.12; Basketball 9,10.11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; History Club 12: Camera Club 12; Prom Court 11,12; Homecoming Court 11; Student Council 9.10. YVONNE FREEMAN Chorus 9,10,11,12; Musical 9,10.11; Track 11; Pep club 9; Reflector 12; Writing Club 9,10,11; Swing Choir 11,12: French Club 9,10: Sadd 11; Teachers Aide 11. PAT GAVIN Band 9.10,11,12; Soft-ball 9.10,11,12: Basketball 9,10,11,12: Ivvc 11,12; Camera Club 11,12; Spanish Club 9: Orchestra 10. ONESIMO GOMEZ Spanish Club 9,10,11; Football 10,11; Track 9,11; Basketball 9,10,11. AMY GROMMES Track 10.11: Wrestling Cheerleading 11,12; Ivvc 11,12. ANDY GROMMES Track 9.10,11; Computer Club 12. TOM GIFFORD Track 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 12: Football 9: Ivvc 11,12. BETH GROFF Student Council 10,11,12: lets 11,12: NHS 11,12; Sadd 11: Science Club 11. TIM GRUBBS Football 10.11,12: Wrestling 9,10; Girls B.Ball Stat 12: French Club 12: Afs Club 12. KEVIN HEAD Basketball Manager 10; Baseball IT, Scholastic Bowl 12: Science 12. MIKE HESSENBERGER Student Council 9: Football 9.10.11,12; Basketball 9.10,11,12: Baseball 9,10,11,12. CHARLOTTE HOSS Wrestling Cheerleading 11.12; Track 9,10: Sadd 10; Afs Club 9,10,11,12: Writing Club 9: French Club 9,10; Drama Club 10,11,12: Speech Team 10. JENNY IKONEN Volleyball 10: Student Council 9; Class President 10: Camera Club 12: Poems 9,10,11; Basketball Stat 9,10,11,12; Writing Club 10; Scholastic Bowl 12; Homecoming Court 12; Fall Play Crew 10. CARRIE JACKSON Band 9; Ivvc 11; Reflector 9. TROY JONES Ivvc 11.12: Baseball 9,10; Reflector 9. 122 TIM KAZOROWSKI Wrestling 9: Baseball 9.10; Reflector 12. JOE KEETON Football 9,10.12; Baseball 10,11; Wrestling 9,10.11,12. JOHN KELLOGG Track 9.10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10.11,12; Fall Play 11; Band 9,10,11; Ivvc 12; Chorus 11. CHAD KEMPER Football 12: History' Club 11; Wrestling 10. JAMIE KEPKA Band 9.10,11.12; Imea 9.10,11.12; Fall Musical 9,10,11; Drama Club 10,11,12; French Club 9.10; Track 10,11; Wrestling Stat 10.11,12; Football Cheerleading 12; Poms 9; Class Secretary 9,12. AARON KUNTZ Basketball 9,10: Football 9,10.12; Scholastic Bowl 12. LANDON LACKY Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9: F'ootball 12; Science Club 12. PAM LANE Band 9: Reflector 10,12; Basketball Stat 10. DAVID LECLERC Baseball 12: Afs Club 12; French Club 12. GUS LEIGH Football 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12: Wrestling 9,10: Homecoming 12. BETII LOHMEIER Band 9: French Club 9,10; Sadd 9.10; Class President 9; Volleyball 9,10,11,12: Basketball 9,10.11,12; Track 9,10.11,12. JAMES ). MARSH Basketball 9.10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11.12; Football 9.10,11,12. LORI MCCULLOUGH Plays 11,12; Track 11,12: Afs 11,12; French club 11,12; Office 12. DEEDEE MINARD Pep Club9; Reflector 12; Chorus 9,10,11,12: Writing Club 9.10.11: Swing Choir 11.12; French Club 11: Musical 9,10: Office Helper 12. CRISSY NESS Volleyball 9,10,11,12: Basketball 10; Softball 9,10,11,12: Spanish Club 10. ALLISON OLSON Computer Club 12: Science Club 11,12; Jets 11,12: Chorus 9. J. J. OLSON Cheerleading 11,12: Soft-ball 9; Speech Team 11.12; Drama Club 11.12; Science Club 12: Jets 12; Fall Play 12: Office Worker 12. ANTONETTE PANNEL Sadd 9,10; Writing Club 9,10.11; Chorus 9,10; Spanish Club 9,10.12. PAT QUINLAN Basketball 9.10,11,12; Science Club 10: Spanish Club 12. JEFF RHEA Football 9,10,11; Basketball 9,10,12; Student Council 9,10.11; Science 12. RON ROBERTS Scholastic Bowl 12; Pep Club 11; Wrestling 9. BARB SCHROEDER Spanish Club 9,10.11.12: Pep Club 9; Writing Club 11,12: lets 12: Track 9,11; Science Club 12: Swing Choir 11. TAMI SEXTON Band 12; Jazz Band 12: Sadd 12; Musical 12; History Club 12. JENNI SHOOK Spanish Club 9; Student Council 9,10; Sadd 9,10; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Softball 9: Track 11.12: Drama Club 10; Prom Court 12; Homecoming 11,12. JASON SMITH Football 9,10; Basketball 9,10; Band 9,10.11,12: Band Council 9,10,11,12. JIM SPRINKLE Wrestling 9; Track 11: Spanish Club 12: Science Club 11,12. JULIE STANFORD Spanish Club 9: Softball 9. BRIAN STEELE Baseball 10; Talent Show 12. TERRA STETZ Talent Show 10: Drama Club Chorus 9; Pep Club 10,11; Solo Ensemble 12. JENNI STEVENSON Volleyball 9.10,11,12; Basketball 9, French Club 9,10,11,12: Science Club 11,12; Drama Club 12: Fall Plav 12: History Club 12. BRIAN SPIES Wrestling 9: Football 9: Speech Team 12; Spring Play 9,10. TINA THOMAS Pep Club 9: Choir 9,10,11; Fall Musical 10,11; Poms 11; Ivvc 11,12. CHRIS THOMPSON Computer Club 9; Basketball 9.10: Baseball 10. DARCY VANDIVORT Band 9.10.11.12: Chorus 9: Sadd 9,10; Spanish Club 10,11; Drama Club 10.11,12; Fall Musical 9,10. KIRSTIN VARNER Volleyball 9,10,11: Play 9,10,11,12; Speech Team 10; Drama Club 10,11,12; Sadd 10; Softball 9; |ets 11; History Club 11,12: Science Club 12. CINDY WALKER Track 9.10.11.12: Cross Country 12: Swing Choir 11; Play 11; Drama 12: Cheerleading 12; Speech Team 11. BOB WALTERS Track 11. STACY WHITEIS Volleyball 9; Pep Club 9; Poms 9: Writing Club 9,10: Cheerleading 9,10: Basketball Stat 9; Reflector 12; Camera Club 12. T. L. WICKWIRE Volleyball 9,10,11; Band 9,10,11,12; Chorus 11,12; Sadd 10,11; Plays 9,11; IMEA 9,10.11,12; Band 9,10,11,12. RICK WILKINSON Football 9,10: Basketball 9,10,11; Baseball 9,10, 11,12; French Club 12. 123 MR. ANIELAK B.S. in Physical Education from Southwest Missouri St. MR. HALLARON B.S. and M.S. in education from NIU MR. OGRYZEK MRS. EULER B.S. in Home Economics from University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point MR. GERRISH B.S. and M.S. in education from NIU MISS HIGGINS 125 B.A. in Physical education B.S. in education from Wayne State University MRS. BAIRD B.S. in Business education from ISU MISS MIZUNO B.A. and M.A. both in French from ISU MRS. GROVER B.A. from Beloit College in Beloit, Wisconsin MR. WEEKS B.S. in Physical Education and History from University of Dubuque MRS. TYRELL B.S. in education from ISU MR. BLACKWELL B.A. from Parsons College, M.A. in History from NIU, C.A.S. in History from NIU. Ph.D. candidate in History from NIU 126 MISS KUTILEK B.S. in Comprehensive English education from ISU MRS. MORRISON B.S. in education from Central Michigan University MRS. WRIGHT B.S. in education from Northeast Missouri St.. M.S. from NIU. E.D.S. from NIU MR. HOPKINS B.A. from Monmouth College, M.S. in Education from NIU MISS LAMZ MR. WICKWIRE B.S. in Music education K-12 from Sher- B.M.E. from Drake University. M.A. from WIU wood Music School 127 MR. SNOW B.S. in education from Illinois State MRS. BAUMANN B.A. in Mathematics from Aurora University MR. POWERS B.S. in Mathematics from Illinois College MISS HOGAN B.S. in education in Special Education from NIU 128 MRS. HENRY Associate Degree from Joliet Jr. College B.S. from ISU M.S. in Mathematics from ISU MRS. LEIGH 2 years Secretarial from NIU MRS. BERTRAM B.S. in Ed. ILL. State Univ. MISS BEUBE B.S. in Science Ed. Univ. of III. MRS. KOSULIC B A III. College MISS. MILLER B.S. in Ed. III. State Univ. 129 MR. LAWRENCE B.S. in Chem. M.S. in Ed. Eastern NIU. MR. LaVELL B.S. in Bio. Northern III. Univ. MRS. WESSON Attended University of Illinois MISS SMITH B.S. in education in Social Science. M.S. in education in School Counseling MR. CLAIRMONT Certificate of Secretarial Science from Gale Institute MR. PAWESKI B.S. in education from NIU 1969-73, M S. in counseling and M.S. in education from NIU 1977-79 MR. HALDORSON B.S. from ISU. M.S. in education from NIU MRS. SONDGEROTH Attended Illinois Valley Community College 130 MR.BONNER ■ Superintendent B.S. and Masters from ISU. EDS from VVIU MR. CLOSE Principal B.S. from Eureka College. Masters from National College of Education MR. JURKOWSKI - Vice-Principal B.S. in Education from NIU. M.S. from N1U MRS. LARSEN - Secretary MRS. GREEN - Secretary 131 From L to R: Ed Kristensen, Guy Johnson, Mary Jo Wilkinson. Marsha Davis, Bill Davis, Mel Inman. Not Pictured: Janice Booty, Betty Hargraves, O. K. Hargraves, Sally Latham. John Wagner, Wayne Fitzpatrick, Mildred Johnson, Elaine Lauth, Grace Wade. Front row L to R: Charlene Johnson, Rose Lemke, Joyce Swanson, Linda Snee, Marjorie Morel. Back row: Bernice Miller, Karen Mander. Not Pictured: Mary Lou Moris. JANITORS Lois Munson Lee Legner Harold Gavin Duane Olson BUS DRIVERS COOKS OFFICE AIDS Ed Fuchs 132 Front row L to R: Vanessa Smith, Darcy Vandervort. Back row: Lori McCullough, Chad Kemper, J. J. Olson. Trena Peterson. Dee Dee Minard. BOARD OF EDUCATION From L to R: Pat Guyer, Craig Stevenson, Paul Larson, Mike Krickeberg, Ralph Webb, Dean Potter. )oann Schafer. MR. GRIFFITH - Math teacher Our office Nurse MRS. DANNEWfTZ CENTRAL OFFICE From L to R: Doris Waldrop. Bob Leonard, Grant Bonner, Janet Skiye, Mary Smith. 133 Congratulations Tom With love, from your family. Congratulations graduates from your friends at Wal-Mart Plano, IL □ 'UAiTO'J' Ve 8 Homes We Sell Homes Not Houses” rrA P REALTY l MLS 815-786-3081 ] 8 1200 E. Church Street Sandwich. Illinois 60548 ironica M. Fraser, GRI. CREA 15-786-3081 and 815-786-8880 Realtor and Appraiser Lake Property Farms Color Country Rt. 34 between Plano 8c Sandwich Phone (815) 786-2123 Go Where the Pros Go Somonauk Insurance and Realty Co. 145 East Market Street • Phone 815 498-2343 • Somonauk, Illinois 60552 Ken Ray’s Auto Body Shop 317 W. 2ND STREET ROCK FALLS. IL PHONE 625-8830 AUTO PAINTING REPAIRING PROMPT EXPERT SERVICE KENT McGONIGLE - RAY KULAS 134 Opera House of Sandwich f Phone V 786-2555 tfAfkJf and tfh Rental Fees 140 E. Railroad Street Sandwich, Illinois 60548 Seat DRUG STORE “SERVING THIS COMMUNITY SINCE 1926 132 INDIAN SPRINGS DRIVE SANDWICH, ILLINOIS 60548 Sandwich Veterinary Hospital P C DR. C. A. STEVENSON DR. S. J. DULLARD DR. K. H. STUEDEMANN ROUTE 34 EAST SANDWICH, IL 60548 (815) 786-2103 y BUD’S Somonauk, IL 60552 PH (815) 498-2217 vuwatR Te-g Thome centers Carol Stream 312-665-2900 Downers Grove 312-969-6060 INDIAN SPRINGS Sandwich 815-786-9466 TnuZVaJhtt PATRONS EICHERT JEWELERS ROGER’S LOCK KEY STEVE’S BIKE SHOP NEL’S CAKES CATERING CREATIVE DESIGN TREBER’S RESTERAUNT LAS AMERICAS TOWN U COUNTRY RESTERAUNT REDMON WELDING HOOK STITCH SHOPPE CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1988 Best wishes for continued success CTS® CORPORATION KNIGHTS DIVISION SANDWICH, ILLINOIS 815 786-2135 Sandwich Floral Shop 206 South Main, Sandwich Illinois 60548 Leonn Zickefoose Louis Ladendorf Bits “N” Pieces Fabrics 124 South Main, Sandwich, Illinois 60548 A COMPLETE SEWING CENTER AUTHORIZED SALES SERVICE • SINGER • BERNINA • PFAFF SEWING MACHINES JOHN JOYCE DOUGLAS OWNERS (815) 786-2345 Open 7 Days A Week Free Delivery GoHaoJ't FURNITURE. 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KNIGHT, CIC Personal and Commercial Insurance Protection Autographs 139 McCaslin’s Bakery OSWEGO. ILLINOIS 312-554-2556 LOUIS F. McCASLIN PROPRIETOR HOME STYLE BAKED GOODS SPECIAL CAKES SANDWICH. ILLINOIS FOXMOOR CENTER AURORA. ILLINOIS 312-898-6224 Bus. 815-786-2614 Bus. 815-786-9014 (Tin) the friemQy ana Phone (815) 786-2117 P. s. LINDNER CO. Lumber Building Materials “Since 1908“ 44 W. Railroad Sandwich. Illinois 60548 McCullough Sears Catalog marilyn McCullough OWNER 129 E. Church Street Sandwich, Ilinois 60548 815-786-9421 IMSHCT Industries Impact Industries, Inc. Die Casting Division 1212 East Sixth Street Sandwich, Illinois 60548 815 786-9810 THE PAPERBACK ENCORE AT 26 EAST RAILROAD STREET SANDWICH, ILLINOIS 60548 HOURS: DAILY 9:30 TO 5:00 FRIDAY 9:30 TO 6:00 CLOSED SUNDAY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PAPERBACK BOOKS IN GOOD CONDITION AT 50% OF PUBLISHER S PRICE CREDIT ALLOWANCE FOR PAPERBACK BOOKS YOU BRING IN fAM PLflSTIC! (HOLDING CO. OFFICE: 2112 NO. SEDGWICK, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60614 PLANT: 518 REIMANN AVE., SANDWICH, ILLINOIS 60548 Congratulations Class o£ 88 PARKS BROS. RED FOX FOOD STORE LOCALLY OWNED OPERATED BY JIM SUE SEBBY INDIAN SPRINGS SHOPPING CENTER SANDWICH, IL. STORE HOURS: SUN. 8-5 MON.-FRI. 8-9 SAT. 8-7 “We reserve the right to limit quantities and to correct printing errors. 141 Some of this year’s top fashions pictured are: fringe coat, leather, Generra, Guess, icewashed denim, crop tops, and short skirts. Amy Grommes is wearing a leather fringe coat and a leather skirt. Car-lotta Turner is wearing a Generra sweatshirt. Darcy Vandervort is seen in a Guess sweatshirt. Dawn Schultz has the icewashed denim look. Cindy Walker is wearing a short formfitting skirt with a crop top. Favorite Music Groups Favorite Songs 1. Whitesnake 2. Def Lepard 3. U2 4. Motley Crue 5. Led Zepplin co)')n6s)«iAKe V FASHION TRENDS 1. Here I Go Again 2. I Think We’re Alone Now 3. Is This Love 4. I Had The Time Of My Life 5. Pour Some Sugar On Me Miller’s Red Fox Foods 115 E. Market Somonauk, IL 60552 Locally Owned Operated By ROGER SONDRA DERDZINSKI SERVING THE PUBLIC SINCE 1899 815- 498-2146 Hardware Hank 128 East Railroad Street Sandwich IL 60548 Meyer Lumber and Building Supplies 498-2042 Somonauk, IL 60552 Flowers - i ins -Cards and Balloons VILLAGE COURTYARD FINE FOOD • COCKTAILS OPEN TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY LUNCH DINNER Owiwm: Rl. 34, 120 W. Markat Ron Joan Andarton Somonauk. IL 60552 Kirk Andarton (815) 498 2414 Chuck Marla Katslar SNAPPER MOWERS OLYMPIC CHAINSAWS GILSON MOWERS MAYNARD ANDERSON 315 S. 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